Illinois school district cuts healthy foods from menu
Published: February 13, 2013
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Healthy foods just aren't getting the job done in one Illinois school district. So, they're being cut from the menu.
Grilled salmon, baked fish and black-bean burgers may be highly nutritious but Arlington Heights School District 25 students literally weren't having it.
Lois Reese serves Sam St. John, 8, a meal of french toast sticks with turkey bacon, as part of District 25's new menu changes. (Sally Ho, Chicago Tribune)
This month, the school district eliminated the "nutrient-dense" lunch choices that included the aforementioned entrees after kids frequently took a pass on them.
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