The school cafeteria has become a major focus in nutrition over the years. Many states are passing a "no junk food" policy in school cafeterias and vending machines. If you were a community leader, would you implement this kind of a policy? What would your "no junk food" policy look like? Be sure to describe not only the foods but also the nutritional value.

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Madisyn Young

9 February, 20:57

The school cafeteria has become a major focus in nutrition over the years. Many states are passing a "no junk food" policy in school cafeterias and vending machines. If you were a community leader, would you implement this kind of a policy? What would your "no junk food" policy look like? Be sure to describe not only the foods but also the nutritional value.

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Trent Carpenter · Answer 1

In my opinion if a kid wants to eat let them eat, you know if they know what it could do if they eat a lot, but one sweet every once in a while a sweet is not bad ...

Amiah Foley · Answer 2

I would not implement this, if id did it would say that any junk food like candy or chocolate is not permitted in schools