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Read the March/April 2025 Issue of School Nutrition Magazine
It’s our annual food issue! And we’re exploring how school meals can be so much more than just food to fuel students throughout their busy days. School meals can help build community, teach students about nutrition and new cultures, encourage students to try new foods and more.
In this issue of School Nutrition, you’ll learn how cafeteria classics—such as pizza and chicken nuggets—first found their way onto school menus, hear from three school nutrition directors about the importance of engaging students in menu development, discover the truth about “superfoods” and more about the true power of good, nutritious food.
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