What they do have is a school lunch.
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Generally when you have a planned school lunch they do well with sugars and whatnot.
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Dude have you EATEN a school lunch in the last three years?
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Since no one answered you seriously, most schools have a "lunch schedule" and I assume they had a specific day where the cafeteria served pudding.
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There has been more of a push in recent years for schools to have healthier lunch options, but in my school, the fattening stuff is still there all the time.
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born and raised in China, always had three meals a day at roughly 7am/12pm/7pm when I grew up because both my parents work office jobs and I have lunch at school cafeteria.
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so that I could get to school and have some lunch after the exam.
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I'm out of school now but my schools have never provided lunch.
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This has public school lunch written all over it
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(If anyone comes without lunches the schools have emergency lunch things, and if it is an ongoing thing, a charity will drop off bag lunches in some schools).
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My mom used to take me and my siblings to local public schools to have lunch because during the summer weekdays they offered free lunches to kids.
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Wait...schools have recess AFTER lunch?
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While you technically don't have to sign up for the hot lunch I do know that my company strongly suggested signing up for it when I worked at public schools, mostly because it's hella cheap, but also because I was required to eat with the students, so they wanted me to have the school lunch to ~fit it~ better.
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Most middle schools have an extended lunch period, but starting in middle school we also start more organized sports and more rigorous training in Gym class as well.
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What kind of backwards ass school has lunch before recess?
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All the elementary schools have recess before lunch though
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My kids' school counselor has lunch with kids who struggle with controlling their anger every week and my friend's kid is making progress so maybe you could start there and move on to doctors if things don't improve soon.
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Set a benchmark, if the child doesn't have lunch at school everyday then benefit money will be directed towards agencies to feed kids at schools.
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Because of this I didn't have to buy school lunch and I did the same thing, hopped on the school wifi and just browsed reddit on my iPad for 40 minutes in one of the bathroom stalls.
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It sounds like you're headed down the path to "That's not my job" - in Schools, you have to be ready for EVERYTHING to be your job (including, in some schools, lunch duty), no matter how high a ladder you climb.
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When I was in school I got free school lunch because I was poor and we didnt always have lunch making supplies at home, so it's not always an option for people
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Schools get more money when they have more kids on school lunch programs.
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If parents had to pay lets say $8.00 a lunch instead of $2.50 they would more than likely feed their kids somewhere else or have them take a lunch to school.
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Especially at some of the schools that have universal free lunch.
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This has been my lunch staple for the past 8 or so years I've been bringing my lunch to school.
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If she is a elementary school teacher she has lunch and recess to make copies etc.
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Ugh these remind me of the pizza burgers they used to have in high school for lunch
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We used to have to go to school sick because we got free lunch at school.
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Bringing home part of your free school lunch to have something to eat at night to share with your family.
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He told me that when he was in elementary and middle school, there was a lunch monitor, much in the same way that some school have a hall monitor.
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There are kids who don't bring any lunch to school because it's "not their turn to have lunch today."
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Last week our good friend's daughter asked if she could take an extra lunch because her friend at school did not have lunch most days.
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Most schools didn't have that long lunch though.
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This is the primary argument I use against big schools - they have to stagger lunch hours to accommodate the students rather than give them the predicability and schedules needed to support a proper education.
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He gutted the school lunch program and is the reason why schools don't have real kitchens to prepare food anymore.
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you know, nothing is stopping these kids from bringing in their own lunch, most schools have microwaves that they can use too
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There was a post about something fairly similar on the front page a while ago, about how if school children have recess before lunch time, they eat something like 54% more fruits and vegetables compared to those who have lunch before recess.
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I don't really get why school lunch programs have been expanding, but there you go.
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If voted millionare, I vow that we will have pizza in the school cafeteria for lunch every day!
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The reason school lunch programs have been expanding is solely due to illegal immigration.
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Many high schools have heavy restrictions on lunch and have some form of lunch detention.
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