No More Mystery Meat

Stacy Finz:

Schools weren't always citadels of health. For years, they were more like junk food coliseums. Now, as this school year begins, cafeteria menus are being scrutinized as closely as the curriculum in preparation for compliance with recently passed legislation to better students' diets. School officials from Santa Clara to Sonoma counties are planning inventive programs to rid their halls of high-calorie and fatty foods.

Profile of Ann Cooper, Berkeley school nutrition director.

But for four people in the Bay Area, changing the way kids eat has become their life's mission.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at August 28, 2006 8:48 PM
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