July 29th, 2010 
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Feeling the heat: Unusually hot, dry summer has farmers worried, schools taking precautions
As knowledge about the dangers of extreme heat become common knowledge, school officials are vigilant about keeping students safe, as football and band practice begins. But there’s another population who can’t move out of harm’s way.
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Tags: Farmers, Feeling, heat, precautions, Schools, summer, Taking, unusually, Worried 
Comments Off July 26th, 2010 admin
Two more high-performance schools for Malaysians in the pipeline
TANGKAK, MALAYSIA: Two more high-performance sports schools are in the pipeline in an effort to boost sports development among Malaysian students. Deputy Education Minister Dr Puad Zarkashi said the schools would be in Kuantan and Kota Kinabalu.
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July 22nd, 2010 admin
Letters: Perspectives on academy schools
The timetable provided for the committee stage of the Academies Bill in the Commons is four hours, totally inadequate for proper debate about such a controversial Bill which will change completely the state education system in this country.
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July 21st, 2010 admin Schools Rush To Sign-up For Veggie Patches Program
Australian primary schools have given a thumbs-up to McCain School Veggie Patches with a resounding response to a national callout to register for the initiative. More than 1,700 Australian primary schools have registered for the chance to earn resources for their vegetable gardens, including seeds, tools and gardening equipment.For Middle Kinglake Primary School in Victoria, [...]
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July 17th, 2010 admin Schools learning to cook from scratch
School districts in Ventura County are looking to revamp their school lunchmenus to entice students to eat healthier campus fare. In particular, thehigh school cafeteria is suffering form a reputation problem. Officialsat the OUHSD said their school cafeterias are currently losing money becausemore kids are choosing to bring lunch rather than purchase food on campus.The district is looking to …
Read more on Ventura County Star
July 13th, 2010 admin Milk Consumption in Schools Dropped Dramatically When Flavored Milk Options Not Offered, New Study Revealed
DALLAS—-Eliminating chocolate and other flavored milks from school cafeteria menus resulted in a dramatic drop in milk consumption along with a substantial reduction in nutrients – which are not easy or affordable to replace, according to a new study presented today at the School Nutrition Association’s Annual National Conference.
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Posted in Weight Loss Diet Tags: Consumption, dramatically, dropped, Flavored, milk, Offered, Options, Revealed, Schools, Study Comments Off July 11th, 2010 admin
yo peeps! Chickens are not vegetarians. They eat worms, worms, grasshoppers, snakes! they also eat vegetarian. then the purchase of eggs and packaging that says “all vegetarian foods” you eat eggs that are not fed according to their natural food.
July 9th, 2010 admin City schools food director to go part-time, but promises full-time commitment
Tony Geraci, director of food and nutrition, says family contributed to decision The Baltimore schools’ food guru, Anthony Geraci, will be scaling back his duties as director of the food and nutrition office in the coming year but plans to keep cooking up ideas to reform city students’ diets.
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July 8th, 2010 admin Springfield Schools Warn Of Unauthorized Solicitation
The Springfield School District said it has received a report of individuals going door-to-door soliciting donations for the Springfield High School Football program.
Read more on WHIO-TV 7 Dayton
Posted in Weight Loss Diet Tags: Schools, Solicitation, Springfield, Unauthorized, Warn Comments Off July 7th, 2010 admin Tony Geraci, city schools food director, to cut duties, hours
Tony Geraci, director of food and nutrition, says family contributed to decision Baltimore schools’ food guru Anthony Geraci will be scaling back his duties as the director of the food and nutrition office in the coming year, but plans to keep cooking up ideas to reform city students’ diets.
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