food~with~thought

Change is possible…

Officials at the USDA are updating the nutrition and meal requirements used for school meals and proposing higher federal support rates for schools serving fruits, vegetables and whole grains for breakfast and lunch programs.  Read on:  http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE5AG5A920091117

Discussing School Lunches

Alice Waters and Katrina Heron’s article for the New York Times on redesigning  the school lunch program.

Rethinking Schools Online– great, informative articles that detail obesity rates in our youth, school lunch programs, and “the politics of food in our schools and classrooms.”

Quotes and Inspiration

“We are indeed much more than what we eat, but what we eat can nevertheless  help us to be much more than what we are.”  Adelle Davis

“He that takes medicine and neglects diet, wastes the skill of the physician.” Chinese Proverb

8 Responses to food~with~thought

  1. This is an awsome place to learn about Eat Right Racine!!
    thanks so much!!!

  2. Thank goodness someone has looked into this subject and proposed a solution to this debacle! I can’t imagine what the long term effects of this bad nutrition are on our schoolchildren. Thanks for spreading the ray of hope, Heidi!

  3. Sometimes I wonder if I am the only one concerned about how the school is feeding our children. I can’t wait to get involved and see a change.

  4. We have 2 choices here. Either you are part of the solution or part of the problem. No in between.

  5. Thank you!

  6. Tiffany Behrends

    This is great! My chiropractor’s wife, Carol. (Dr. Keller) just gave me the name of Alice Waters this morning as a resource to changing the school lunch programs at our schools. Looks like you already know of her!

  7. Its a new year and a new chance to be healthy!
    Join us in changing the culture of food.

    I am sorry I have had to cancel the last meeting. My brother Peter passed away that day. My heart is so saddened by this…. however, I am back and with you, ready to make a difference. Join me.

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