Share your opinion and proposed solutions to the editorial titled “The State Has No Place in the Lunch Bags of a Nation.” Support your argument with information from the article

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abbie · Answer

@whpalmer4

abbie · Answer

this means that what do u think of schools not allowing students to bring packed lunchs to school but only buying food from school

abbie · Answer

@Destinymasha

destinymasha · Answer

Well......its stupid, I know that....but what do YOU think?

whpalmer4 · Answer

Bottom line for me: well-fed kids do better in school, and the kids around them do better in school.  I'm mostly concerned that everyone gets fed, and worry more about the case that there are hungry kids than I do about the case where they are getting what some school official thinks is a proper lunch.

whpalmer4 · Answer

I'm not reading the article and writing your essay for you, though!

abbie · Answer

I'm not sure but its good and bad in a way

abbie · Answer

thanks though I'll just write down anything

whpalmer4 · Answer

Much depends on the details.  It's no good if the food is too expensive for some families.  It's no good if the food isn't eaten.  It's good if the students eat it and get a more nutritious meal than they would otherwise.

abbie · Answer

yeah