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Janet Barrone
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2/8/2018
COMMUNITY PROGRAM 2
Community Program
The program I found is The National School Lunch Program — the nation’s second
largest food and nutrition assistance program behind SNAP — makes it possible for all
school children in the United States to receive a nutritious lunch every school day. The
National School Lunch Program (NSLP) is the Nation's second largest food and nutrition
assistance program. Any student in a participating school can get an NSLP lunch
regardless of the student's household income. The NSLP found that good nutrition
decreases aggression and bad behavior which helps students avoid increased discipline in
school. According to The National School Lunch Program, I can use some information
based on this program to design my plan and program. Throughout create a healthy lunch
cafeteria in school, it will bring lots of benefits to school workplace, such as better
behavior, better school performance, better overall cognitive development, more actively
participle in the educational experiences, and teach parents and children good nutrition
In addition, I have some great articles which also can help me design my program.
Krukowski, R. A., Philyaw Perez, A. G., Bursac, Z., Goodell, M., Raczynski, J. M.,
Smith West, D., & Phillips, M. M. (2011). Development and evaluation of the school
school dietary intake; however, some of the school environment has proven difficult to
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https://online.campbellsville.edu/education/healthy-body-healthy-mind-the-impact-of-
school-lunch-on-student-performance/
Summary: A healthy lunches choice can help students perform better in school and it can
help student improve their health. Students are having fast food and junk food are scored
worse on their school assessment, which explain nutrition can affect students either
King, P. (2014, November 12). Is school lunch better than packed lunch? Retrieved
wellness/articles/school-lunch-better-packed-lunch
Summary: One study suggested that lunches brought from home may be less nutritionally
sound than lunches provided in schools through the National School Lunch Program.
The nutritional content of the school lunch items was provided by the schools’
Reference
programs/national-school-lunch-program.aspx