Calculate the fat, calorie and cholesterol content of typical cafeteria foods.

the solution is to have the state inject more money into schools. crappy food is cheap and doesn’t require much labor to prepare. healthy foods cost more and the schools don’t have the extra money to spend. the only solution is to increase state funding to schools for improved food nutrition quality. for example, allocate more proceeds from state lottery if there is one. raise local taxes. the people you have to persuade are school board administrators but problem is they don’t really care about kids nutrition because there are 100 other more important issues to deal with like security in school, text books, sports programs, etc. schools don’t want to get rid of coke machines because they make money from that. see how much your school administrators care about you?