“We prepare healthy, balanced meals so that our students have that every school day,” Broward County Public Schools dietician Elizabeth Seeley said.
A new school year is bringing in new breakfast and lunch items at Broward schools.
“These standards ensure that we’re following proper portions, having fresh fruits, colorful fresh fruits and vegetables available to our students, and limits on sodium, calories and added sugar,” Seeley said.
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