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[–] 3 points 1 month ago (1 child)

What school would this be exactly? If it’s the primary school you’re currently sending your child to, and you disagree with their snack policy, do you have the right to present a challenge to the school board? Do other parents agree with your assessment and are willing to back you?

I have a theory that this school’s policy stems from a desire to limit the kids’ sugar intake during school hours, which makes it easier to manage behavior. If that’s the case, what “science” says about kid’s nutrition will only go so far. They’ll have their own research to rebut your complaint, and while I’m not trying to discourage you, you might find it to be an uphill battle to get them to modify their policy.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

    I don't have an assessment, just a quick search, hence the question in the title, in the community asklemmy. I doubt they have actual data, just a policy they decided to push. With some concrete source (to nuance rather than refute their policy) I could at least ask questions, I'm not an expert

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