Most of the kids in the U.S. don't get much time to eat lunch. And by the time those kids wait in line and settle down to eat, many of them feel rushed. And a recent study suggests that this time ...

But there is a smaller effort afoot in a handful of states to also expand how much time kids get to eat lunch—and the two policies are closely tied to one another. While many schools carve out ...

When was the last time you took a real lunch break? You know, one where you got up from your desk and sat somewhere else; where you weren’t using your left hand to eat your sandwich and your ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — There are children in Utah forced to throw food away, and who leave the lunchroom at school still hungry because they run out of time to eat. Some parents in the state ...

A third use their allotted lunch break time to run personal errands. The lunch break typically marks the halfway point through a workday, and OfficeTeam says it is an important time to recharge ...

She said she worked with the school to figure out the root cause: Her son would play hard at recess but then not have enough time to eat lunch. “You can’t learn when your tummy is hungry ...

than the same cheese or ham sarnie at your desk every lunch time. “A third of lunchers are looking for more variety and 40% said they are looking for no compromise healthy meat-free options.'' ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington’s state superintendent is considering a rule change that, for the first time, would set a minimum for school lunch periods in the state’s nearly 300 school districts.