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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How do you propose that parents force their kids to eat healthier food while at school? Parents can pack healthy snacks (I did for years) but if the kids don't eat them (which also happened for years), you are left with hungry kids. So parents pack food that they know their kids will eat, so the kids eat. [/quote] Don’t buy garbage and they can’t eat garbage. This is not rocket science. There is a direct correlation between the students that are focused and engaged and the students bringing healthy snacks. Yes I am a teacher (OP.)[/quote] What do you consider healthy? What are you seeing kids bring in that is so much better? I agree that the ones listed are not healthy, but processed crackers are not that healthy either, and that's what seemed to be encouraged in my kids' classes. Fresh foods were not encouraged because of the mess. [/quote] Veggies, fruits, plain yogurt or applesauce, good cheese, plain pretzels or popcorn, low sugar granola. I have kids literally brining packages of Oreos and chips ahoy for their “snack.”[/quote] Are you their teacher? I honestly rolled my eyes at teachers like you when my son was in ES. It's not your job to police what they eat, but if you feel THIS strongly about it, talk to their parents. We have nothing to do with those kids. [/quote]
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