Prisoners eat better than that

This is what you get in any government institution.

Some say it's what you risk in any institutionalized school.

Now I happen to approve of the emphasis on cruciate vegetables--cauliflower, broccoli, and carrots. But you still need bigger portions than that. And more protein.

You folks are just touching the tip of the iceberg.
The Federal Government, through the Commerce Clause, started offering free and low cost food programs to districts (State choice on all things educational - as the Fed's powers are delineated in the Constitution and they have NO powers beyond that (theoretically)

More and more districts have said yes.
When you don't do what the Feds want now, they threaten your food program which now all parents expect.

You've been hooked and reeled in, folks. Warned you back then - too late now short of cutting them off completely and saying, "NO - stay OUT of our schools!"

You can still do it, one district at a time.

seems to me the "government" under 0 is letting people in from south America with diseases, that we are getting; criminals who are killing us; and ebola to kill us; so why not start to get rid of some of the population before they get to old. since when does the female with the tag line 1st lady get to enforce rules on the population? we have firsts in the white house.

And take a look at all the trash that is generated as a result of this lunch - the costs of manufacturing the materials, disposal, Styrofoam. Liberals are frauds. They operate with the mind of a three-year-old. Their methods must be exposed, they must be embarrassed, they must be stopped.

http://www.chickasha.k12.ok.us/index.php...

Here's this week's menu. I suppose it might be the wrong week, but this looks more like what I recall as "school hot lunch".

Time for the parents to input. How many calories are in that lunch? Even a dieter would have trouble with that lunch.

Trash that junk and give the kids PB & J. It is a healthy alternative!! :-)

If GOP candidates have any sense, they should show this picture in campaign ads tying their Demoncrat opponent to this nonsense.

What can we really expect from a government indoctrination center. We feed our kids every day, and dont need some washed up backup singer from Motown telling us what our kids should eat.

If this is served every other week, what sort of crapola is served on other days?

When the hell does all this nonsense just unravel like a cheap $5 suit?

when I went to grade school, we had a kitchen and two cooks. On Monday we had hamburgers, Tuesday was Spaghetti or Marzetti, Wednesday was Pizza (made from left over buns and meat sauce), Thursday was Chef's choice, and Friday always had some kind of fish. All of it was prepared on sight, all fresh, all good food. Cost? 25 cents, then 35 cents in middle school. I can't see how it is more cost affective to operate a giant meals on wheels program for school lunches. Compare the meal in the illustration to Homemade Spaghetti, Fresh garden salad, a slice of fresh baked cornbread, Vitamin D milk, a small pudding for desert, metal table ware, china plates. All of it in house and under the control of the School Board.

What we have to day is PC, and that's about all.

School lunches have come full circle. When I was a kid, a mushy concoction of mac and cheese with the cheese being almost as thin as water, and a half pint of white milk was a typical school lunch You paid for it. It cost 25 cents. (Which is why I brought my greasy aromatic salami on rye sandwiches in a even greasier brown paper bag.) My kids had it much better. School lunches started looking like real food, and there was even some moderate cafeteria style choices. Grandchildren, better still. Several choices, all looking tasty and edible. Then...along came Michelle. Does Toynbee's theory of cyclical history apply to school lunches?

Bring a lunch or have one of the local eateries do the catering instead of municipal bureaucrats.