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They are not asking for crisps because they know that would cause a local problem—and they might actually eat theirschoollunch, which will delight parents.
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Schools are required to provide free lunches to eligible pupils, and lunches for other pupils where a request for one is made, that meet theschoollunchnutritional standards.
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Prior to high media visibility of its products, it was a major supplier to fast food chains, groceries andschoollunchprograms.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It also supplies meals to private schools as part of aschoollunchprogram.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.According to parent report, forty percent of the children participated in theschoollunchprogram.
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Based on available information for 91% of the youth, 31% received a federally subsidizedschoollunch.
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The only common exposure we identified was eating theschoollunch.
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Fifty-two percent of the children received free or reducedschoollunch, a proxy for family income.
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Eligibility for a freeschoollunchupon entry into first grade was chosen as a proxy for family income in the present study.
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According to school records, 95 % of the children in the study were from low-income families and received assistance through theschoollunchprogramme.
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Schoollunchprogram status was used as a metric for income level.
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Another often criticised aspect of theschoollunchwas the sharing of food between children, which the children themselves identified as the most enjoyable aspect of going to preschool.
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Mediation duty is carried out in theschoollunchroom and on the playground.
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Schoollunchis basically served by the children themselves.
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Recent data from the school system indicated that 82% of the middle school students attending these schools were eligible for the federally subsidizedschoollunchprogram.
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It is a recognition that, for many children, theschoollunchis their main meal of the day.
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The amendments also define what aschoollunchis, in case anyone has any doubt or has forgotten the days when we used to partake of them.
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