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It was made to support kids whose families might not be able to afford lunch. But just having food isn’t enough—students also need healthy food to grow and learn.  \nIn 2010, a law called the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was passed. It made sure school meals were healthier and helped fight childhood obesity.  \nWhen students eat healthy breakfasts and lunches, they have more energy, do better in school, and can focus and stay active throughout the day.  \nSustainable Development Goal 2  \nEnd hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.  \nHAVING SCHOOL BREAKFAST OFTEN LEADS TO FEWER VISITS TO THE SCHOOL NURSE AND IMPROVES ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT .  \nIN THE 2022/2023 SCHOOL YEAR, OVER 28 MILLION CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN THE NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM . IT HAS BEEN SHOWN TO HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON STUDENTS' FOOD CHOICE AND CONSUMPTION .  \nSTUDENTS WHO EAT SCHOOL BREAKFAST OR LUNCH ARE LESS LIKELY TO HAVE LOW NUTRIENT LEVELS AND ARE MORE LIKELY TO EAT FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND MILK DURING THOSE MEALS .  \nISSUE CARD  \nDISCUSSION QUESTIONS  \n1.  \nHow do you feel an hour after eating a piece of fruit or vegetables compared to eating cookies or cake?  \n| 2. | Studies show that many students throw away the fruits and vegetables in their school lunch. What can we do to help students waste less food? |\n| --- | --- |\n| 3. | Students who receive free and reduced lunch at school still may have limited access to food outside of school hours. What is something that could be done to help? |\n| 4. | 7HAT ARE SOME WAYS FAMILIES OR SCHOOLS COULD HELP STUDENTS HAVE HEALTHY SNACKS AFTER SCHOOL |\n\nGO DEEPER  \nCheckout more info in the &IGHTING (UNGER campaign at [educationplus.org/initiatives](educationplus.org/initiatives)  \nTAKE ACTION  \nWant to help your school friends eat healthier?  \n• Look at your school’s lunch menu to see what healthy meals your school provides.  \n• Encourage others to bring fruits and vegetables for snacks.","cbCaivt8DdEEwXvW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivt8DdEEwXvW","pdf",1338352,"English","# Issue Card: Food Access\n## Background and Policy\n## Sustainable Development Goal 2\n## Evidence and Impacts\n## Discussion Questions\n## Go Deeper and Take Action","[{\"question\":\"What is the National School Lunch Program and when did it start?\",\"answer\":\"It started in 1946 to help students get free or low-cost meals at school, especially when families cannot afford lunch.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act relate to school meals?\",\"answer\":\"Passed in 2010, it ensured school meals are healthier and helps fight childhood obesity.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions can students and schools take to reduce food waste and support healthier eating?\",\"answer\":\"Students can help by looking at the school lunch menu for healthy options, encouraging peers to bring fruits and vegetables for snacks, and finding ways to waste less food from lunch.\"}]","FOOD ACCESS - Issue Card | PDF",1792414903]