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Answered By: Angel Rivera Last Updated: Jul 21, 2014 Views: 36
Answered By: Angel Rivera
Last Updated: Jul 21, 2014 Views: 36
One: You can run a search on the database Education Research Complete. You can type in "National School Lunch Program" (type it like that with the quote, so you can get the database to search that phrase). If you want to see the most current articles, you can set up the results in "Date Descending" when you sort them.
Two: If you have not done so, you need to see the USDA website (www.usda.gov) for the basic information on the program. Here is the direct link to the program's section on the website: http://www.fns.usda.gov/slp
Three: If you want some quick statistics, like how many students may be eligible for low cost or free lunch program in their schools, you can look these statistics up in the Statistical Abstract of the United States. The latest edition is in Reference, call number 317.3 U58sa
Two: If you have not done so, you need to see the USDA website (www.usda.gov) for the basic information on the program. Here is the direct link to the program's section on the website: http://www.fns.usda.gov/slp
Three: If you want some quick statistics, like how many students may be eligible for low cost or free lunch program in their schools, you can look these statistics up in the Statistical Abstract of the United States. The latest edition is in Reference, call number 317.3 U58sa