Sentences with phrase «of lunch period»

Sixth -, seventh -, and eighth - grade students at Meyer's Northville, Michigan, school enjoy a recess as part of their lunch period.

You can further the educational component by initiating schoolwide challenges, such as «No - Waste Lunch Day,» during which students and staff attempt to throw as little as possible into the trash at the end of the lunch period.

This new study examined the association between the length of the lunch period and the food choices and intake of students.

Other factors include varying caloric needs and access to nutrition education, food presentation and marketing, the length of the lunch period, and the structure of the school day.

It's very frustrating to see hungry kids wait in line for most of their lunch period just to have to toss it all.

What happens to the leftover meals at the end of the lunch period?

I guarantee that if we check into the length of the lunch period at Sidwell Friends, where President Obama's daughters go, it'll be a lot longer than 15 minutes.)

With the start of the lunch periods about 10:35 a.m., Yackley's duties are concentrated in the lunchroom.

The length of their lunch periods do play a part too, but everyone in the district has to be concerned and make it a prioity.

Not exact matches

Those initiatives include a greater focus on the lunch period (Starbucks» generates a lot of business in the morning commute hours), expansion in China, investing in digital, and elevating the brand through the premium - priced Reserve brand.

Breaks were defined as «any period of time, formal or informal, during the workday in which work - relevant tasks are not required or expected, including but not limited to a break for lunch, coffee, personal email, or socializing with coworkers, not including bathroom breaks.»

The highlight of the meeting is the question - and - answer period running from 9:15 a.m Central Time to 3:30 p.m. (with a one - hour break for lunch), featuring both Buffett and Munger, that will be live - streamed over Yahoo.

Being a mom with 3 kids under 5, lunch time is kind of the «Ok, we are halfway through the day» period.

I believe that we need to extend lunch periods as opposed to make all of the food we serve «fast - food.»

It will set you up in the morning with a tasty savoury flavour and get your body burning fat and protein over a sustained period of time rather than an insulin - spiking quick release carbohydrate or sugary breakfast likely to have you starving for lunch... or even worse, craving sugary things at 11 am!

Also, my daughter, who has a short lunch period, finds it easier and faster to eat lunch because she only has to open one large container instead of several little ones.»

With style of Jurassic proportions, your kid will be King or Queen of the Triassic period — or at least, the lunch period.

We will never be able to increase the lunch period because of the huge cost of paying teachers and other staff for a longer day.

With style of Jurassic proportions, they'll be King or Queen of the Triassic period — or at least, the lunch period.

The same tape is played for each of the school's six 22 - minute lunch periods.

We used to have 4 half hour lunch periods per day to accomodate 1400 - 1500 students at our school, we then went to 1 «end of the day» lunch period of 20 minutes, and vending machines all over the school — the students could either eat lunch or go home — their choice.

-LSB-...] of public - school children Chris Liebig offers the following explanation for what he calls the «incredible shrinking lunch period»: At a meeting with concerned parents, the school superintendent sympathized with our concerns, but -LSB-...]

So when a school says the students have a 30 min lunch period, NO way are they able to have the suggested / recommended seat time of 10 minutes for breakfast and 20 minutes for lunch.

Short (ened) lunch periods are one of my pet peeves, as well.

Over a period of weeks or months, I'd be willing to bet, consistently having those fruits and veggies and white milk, etc. show up on kids» lunch trays — by their own choosing, sneakily or not — would likely lead to more consumption of those items as familiarity set in and kids, hungry for their lunches, realized that eating the orange and the salad might be better than leaving the cafeteria only half - full.

Many districts remain challenged by lunch periods that give children too little time to eat, and nearly half have used some strategies to expedite service, such as offering «grab and go» options, increasing the number of cashiers and adding more serving lines.

-LSB-...] and parent of public - school children offers the following explanation for what he calls the «incredible shrinking lunch period»: At a meeting with concerned parents, the school superintendent sympathized with our concerns, but -LSB-...]

When the petition organizer had a piece in our local paper about the fifteen - minute lunch period, the article drew dozens of comments, and they were virtually unanimous that fifteen minutes was too short.

It's hard to read the KSHFP report without feeling tremendous empathy for school food directors, who have to juggle an array of competing concerns — financial constraints, regulatory compliance, a lack of equipment, student acceptance, parent input, too - short lunch periods — all on a budget that can be generously described as «meager.»

School Nutrition Association's «State of School Nutrition 2011» survey (http://www.schoolnutrition.org/Blog.aspx?id=15955&blogid=564) found that the typical lunch period clocks in around 25 minutes for elementary schools and 30 minutes for middle and high schools.

The full day program runs 9 am to 4 pm and contains four hours of the highest quality of on court tennis instruction, two hours of off court sporting activities and a one hour lunch period.

Two of the best solutions to reducing food waste in cafeterias work for #RealSchoolFood and lunches brought from home: Recess Before Lunch and Longer Lunch Periods

Fernando Dominguez cut the figure of a young revolutionary leader during a recent lunch period at his elementary school.

I believe that we need to extend lunch periods as opposed to make all of the food we serve «fast - food.»

During each lunch period for fourth -, fifth - and sixth - graders, a group of at least 10 students stood in front of Van Wey's table while she quizzed them on what vegetables she brought and handed out tiny plastic cups filled with samples of everything she and her husband, Matt Van Wey, grow at Quackenbush Farm, 2112 N.E. 189th St.

You can pack a lunch full of healthy foods, but if your child doesn't like it, she won't eat it — period.

Helping make sure the lunch periods go smoothly is only part of Edwards» job description.

The school has three lunch periods, but with 2,500 students will only be able to seat 19 percent of the student population at a time.

If every child went through the lunch line there is no way the kids at the end would have time to eat their meal before the lunch period was over, no matter the quality of the lunch served.

Bringing your lunch to work, or preparing lunches for your children to take to school, means food can go unrefrigerated for extended periods of time.

«In between the lunch periods, two of us (custodians) wash off all the tabletops and also pick up garbage around the lunchroom,» he says.

Still, many schools forbid students to take fruit out of the lunchroom, forcing children to throw away any fruit they are unable to finish in their short lunch period.

«Quiet,» signed Caress Wilson, 10, who reminded a group of hearing friends, who were talking, about the silent lunch period.

Juniors were held at their lunch period for at least double their usual time because of a fight in another part of the school, according to the witness.

During lunch period they were standing in a crowd of about 30 people on the corner of Bosworth and North Shore Avenues when they began exchanging words again.

But in 2011, an Iowa law professor, Chris Liebig, guest blogged here about «The Incredible Shrinking Lunch Period» and that's when I first heard of some schools actually making kids get fully outfitted for cold weather before their hurried lLunch Period» and that's when I first heard of some schools actually making kids get fully outfitted for cold weather before their hurried lunchlunch.

One of The Lunch Tray's most popular guest posts ever, entitled «The Incredible Shrinking Lunch Period,» was written back in 2011 by Chris Liebig, a law professor who also blogs about Iowa City schools.

Many people commenting on my recent school food opinion piece in the New York Times pointed to another factor which may hinder children's acceptance of school meals - extremely short school lunch periods.

I'm reminded of a popular Lunch Tray guest post published last September by Chris Liebig, an Iowa City parent who wrote about «The Incredible Shrinking Lunch Period» in his own district.

In that post, Chris described the ridiculously short period of time allotted for lunch in his district and unfortunately he couldn't end the piece on an optimistic note: