Making the Case for Healthy, Freshly Prepared School Meals
This report of is part of a suite of materials from the Center for Ecoliteracy. It illustrates how healthy school meal programs can help decision-makers meet their responsibilities by promoting the health and safety of students and maximizing opportunities for academic achievement.
Read the report: "Making the Case for Healthy, Freshly Prepared School Meals" (Center for Ecoliteracy)
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