School lunches must be provided to all children who need them. Deficiencies in nutrition are an educational handicap. The potential power of the National Education Association will be able to insure that needy children receive free lunches. (CK)

The director of school lunch programs in Japan discussed Japanese programs as he inspected and evaluated American programs. (Author/RA)

A central commissary plus convection ovens and walkin coolers in satellite schools are solving the problems of inadequate facilities and kitchenless schools. (Author)

Outdoor freezers are described as one solution to the problem of food storage in small rural schools. (JW)

A demonstration of the school lunch program (R through 6) as a learning experience when teachers and school food service workers joined forces. (RG)

Lists and summarizes eight bills either passed by or pending in Congress dealing with child nutrition and school lunch programs. (LLR)

Excerpts from a talk presented at the Second Annual School Administrators' Seminar sponsored by the American School Food Service Assn. in Vail, Colorado, December 3-6, 1968.

Reports on the amount of waste that results from the federal regulations on Type A lunches in elementary schools. (IRT)

Reductions in participation in National School Lunch Program in 1981-82 are of concern to hunger groups and legislators. Extent to which Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Acts (OBRA) of 1980-81 contributes to participation decline was measured by simulation model in New York State. Results suggest that OBRA increased participation; declining…