One teacher’s brave look at school lunch
by intern Jackie Fortin [a closer look at the story we touched on in last week’s “Latest School Lunch News.”]
“Let’s think about what we give students to ingest,” says Mrs. Q, an…
Latest School Lunch News
The temperature is rising on the conversation about school lunch reform!
Slow Food chapter leader and Better School Food advocate Susan Rubin writes about one teacher’s 2010 project: eating…
“What’s on Your Plate?” hits the TV waves
If you’ve been meaning to catch one of their screenings, but haven’t yet done so, take heart:
Are Schools “Flunking” Lunch?
by Gordon Jenkins
The fundamental goal of the National School Lunch Program is to ensure that every student has daily access to a healthy meal, regardless of means. But Campaign for Better…
Young food activist looks back on 2009
by Sam Levin, one of three coordinators of Project Sprout. Project Sprout is a student led and inspired onsite garden that supplements food served in the Monument Mountain High School (in Great…
Why I go Slow
[this post originally appeared on the Huffington Post Green Page]
This week I did a guest post for the blog of an amazing 12-year-old named Orren Fox. He asked me to explain why I care about…