It's two meals a day here. And I am not on the food program, but the schools here seem to serve stuff we could never get by with on the food program. I mean every day it is chicken nuggets, corn dogs, something highly processed. When I was on the food program we weren't allowed to feed that kind of food daily if I remember right. You are right though about the lack of PE these days. It was an important form of exercise when we were in school.
ETA: I have three kids that eat the breakfast I serve here and go to school and have another breakfast of sugary cereal, honey buns, sugary yogurt and chocolate milk. The parents have told the school that the kids shouldn't be getting a second breakfast but they still serve it. And the kids know they are not supposed to be getting it but since I don't offer "sweets" or processed foods, they do it anyway.
ETA: I have three kids that eat the breakfast I serve here and go to school and have another breakfast of sugary cereal, honey buns, sugary yogurt and chocolate milk. The parents have told the school that the kids shouldn't be getting a second breakfast but they still serve it. And the kids know they are not supposed to be getting it but since I don't offer "sweets" or processed foods, they do it anyway.
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