The Eagles defensive tackle partnered with ACME and Connectedly on a program centered around nutrition education and access to fresh produce for children while they are out of school this summer.

In an effort to ensure kids have access to healthy meals during the summer months, Breitung Township School District will serve summer meals to children and teens at four area sites through Aug. 8.

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Unlike the snacks that are associated with weight gain, healthy snacks tend to be nutrient-rich mini-meals. They’re meant to do more than temporarily satisfy a craving. Ideally, a healthy snack should ...

There’s a gap between when school ends and when school begins: the summer,” one school official told KCCI. “Oftentimes, many ...

Home Ec teaches all the fundamental skills of adulting—building relationships, keeping your finances in order, cooking, and ...

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School districts across the Denver metro area have begun offering free summer meals for kids up to 18 years old.