paid for by the american taxpayer to the 30 million or so recipients or children in schools that get the school lunches if their parents decline to do what the administration wants. their woke policies. they re letting little boys into little girls showers in locker rooms and bathrooms. if they stick to traditional christian values biden administration will take away their extracurriculars and take away access to their lunch programs. that s what they mean. that word salad, they re trying to message their way out of this the problem with their message is they ve lost their base. the people they used to represent, the democrats, the unions, the workers, they ve completely lost that group. previous administrations could turn this around like maybe bill clinton, bill clinton wasn t senile and his vice president wasn t incompetent. between the two of them, they were able to change things. this administration, i don t think so. laura: now, biden s hhs secretary actually admit, molly, t
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you and your staff serve breakfast and lunch to about 340 students every day. help us understand what it s like to do that job right now even when you can t get your hands on some of the basics like fruits and vegetables? it s a challenge for all lunch programs throughout the nation, i believe. it s kind of like when you re playing the walnut game, you never know what you re going to be able to order. my friend said she ll place an order and by the time she places it, several items aren t available. you just kind of have to punt and go with the flow and try to keep the kids happy and fed. the hardest part is trying to follow all the government guidelines. we re supposed to have whole grain everything for breakfast. as of right now, that s pretty much impossible to get those products. according to the montana free press, some schools there
As the weather worsens, we must make sure students still get their school lunches | Opinion
Updated Dec 17, 2020;
Posted Dec 16, 2020
Rutgers graduate student Bintu Fofana and law professor Jennifer Rosen Valverde say that as COVID-19 rates rise, temperatures drop and the weather worsens, getting meals to those in need should be a top priority. Above, Trenton Public School students pick up free breakfasts and lunches this past spring. (Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com)Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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By Bintu Fofana and Jennifer Rosen Valverde
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced public school districts across New Jersey and parts of the United States to grapple with unprecedented challenges. Initially, much of the focus was on remedying access to technology and internet capacity issues; more recently, attention has shifted to finding ways to diminish the loss of earlier academic gains and best-enabling students to make educational progres