Are California school lunch programs replete with full salad bars and grass-fed beef, or are you more likely to find a blob of Fritos chips with a scoop of chili and cheese on your lunch tray? That all depends on which school district you're in. California Watch did an analysis of school lunch programs and found that 60 percent of lunches reviewed by the state in the past five years didn't meet at least one federal nutritional requirement. For more on school lunches, visit State of Health's archives, and check out our community correspondent reports on school lunch programs in their cities.
Quick Read: California Schools Fall Short on School Lunches
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