Pizza and chicken nuggets: In schools it's all about the money
A student journalist goes behind the scenes of his school cafeteria and makes a plea to Congress.
Mon, Oct 05 2009 at 11:09 PM EST
Tristan Leder, a senior at a San Francisco high school, interviewed students, cafeteria workers and his director of student nutrition about the school’s lunches. The students want better lunches; the school feels it’s hands are tied because of finances.
In the video, Leder asks Congress to please the money to serve food that is cooked fresh and tastes good.
Do the school lunches in the following video look like the lunches in your kids’ school?
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Comments
jamari
04/13/2010 08:52 AM
the way the school makes there chicken nuggets is nasty i will never eat another chicken nugget in schol the use every thing maked that week includeing the carcus and they blend every thing up in it then the make the nugget shape code it with bread crumbs cook it and they give us that artificall nuggets that is completley disgusting thats why i dont eat school chicken nuggets
thank you
