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Bookmark or Share- National School Lunch Program - Food Research & Action CenterThe National School Lunch Program — the nation’s second largest food and nutrition assistance program behind SNAP — makes it possible for all school children in the United States to receive a nutritious lunch every school day. The vast majority of schools participate in the program, providing meals to 30 million children on an average day.
- School Meals | Healthy Schools | CDCSchool meals are nutritious. 1,2 Research shows that students who participate in the school meal programs consume more whole grains, milk, fruits, and vegetables during meal times and have better overall diet quality, than nonparticipants. 1,3 And, eating breakfast at school is associated with better attendance rates, fewer missed school days ...
- About School Meals - School Nutrition AssociationSchool Nutrition Standards. To receive federal reimbursements, school meals are required to meet strict nutrition standards, offering a balance of lean protein, whole grains, fruits, vegetables and low- or fat-free milk. Learn More.
- School Nutrition Standards - School Nutrition AssociationAbout School Meals. School Nutrition Standards. SHARE: School meals are healthy meals. To receive federal reimbursements for each meal they serve, school meal programs must offer “reimbursable” meals that meet strict federal nutrition standards, aligned with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
- School Meals Coalition - A healthy meal every day for every childSchool Meals Coalition - A healthy meal every day for every child. The School Meals Coalition drives actions to urgently improve and scale up school meal programmes to ensure that every child has the opportunity to receive a healthy, nutritious meal in school by 2030.
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