IN
THE NEWS: Meatless Monday has reached the plates of San Diego
youngsters. In September, San Diego Unified School District adopted
Meatless Mondays in its elementary schools. Gary Petill, director of the
district’s food services, said it was an opportunity to educate
children about a plant-based diet.
“We decided on K-5, because young children are learning lifelong
eating habits,” Petill said. “We might get push-back in high school.
With Meatless Monday, when the fifth-graders go to middle school, they
may be more open to vegetarian options. Read more from UT San Diego»
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Going Meatless on Mondays brings health and environmental benefits of veggie movement to schools
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