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What? No more french fries? Stephen Bacon Allen Road Elementary 4 th grade sbacon@nscsd.org
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Six Steps of the PPA IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM GATHER EVIDENCE OF THE PROBLEM GATHER EVIDENCE OF THE PROBLEM IDENTIFYING THE CAUSES IDENTIFYING THE CAUSES EVALUATE THE EXISTING PUBLIC POLICY EVALUATE THE EXISTING PUBLIC POLICY DEVELOP PUBLIC POLICY SOLUTIONS DEVELOP PUBLIC POLICY SOLUTIONS DETERMINE THE BEST SOLUTION DETERMINE THE BEST SOLUTION
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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) 32 million children eat school lunches paid for by the government Decides what should be on the kinds of foods should be on the menu
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Problem One third of America's youth between the ages 2 to 19 are obese. http://www.cbsnews.com/8334-504763_162-57365835-10391704/usda- school-lunch-changes-whats-on-the-menu/ http://www.cbsnews.com/8334-504763_162-57365835-10391704/usda- school-lunch-changes-whats-on-the-menu/
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Childhood Obesity
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Unhealthy Foods
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USDA Lunch Changes Lunches should have… Less salt More whole grains More sides of fruits and vegetables Potatoes and pizza will remain
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Evaluate an existing policy USDA changed the school menu in January 2012. French fries were out. Sweet potato fries or roasted potatoes were in.
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Advantages Healthier choices Can you think of other advantages to changing the school menu?
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Disadvantages New choices taste bad Can you think of other disadvantages to changing the school menu?
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How should this policy be changed? Discuss with your partner and propose a new policy.
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