Does Eating Healthy Mean Being Hungry?

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

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Congressman Steve King (R-IA) introduced the "No Hungry Kids Act" with original co-sponsor Congressman Tim Huelskamp (R-KS). The bill was introduced in response to recently released school lunch standards from United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) that have left children around the nation hungry during their school day due to extreme calorie rationing. The "No Hungry Kids Act" repeals the USDA rule that created the new standards, prohibits the USDA's upper caloric limits, and will protect rights of parents to send their children to school with the foods of their choice.

Please click the links below for more information:

Nutrition Nannies Facebook Page

“Like” the page to interact. "Tag" Nutrition Nannies in your pictures of your children's school lunch trays. Use this page as a forum to learn about and express your frustration about the new guidelines.

October 4, 2012:

King Supports the Nutrition Nanny Challenge to USDA

October 4, 2012:

Daily Caller: Another round of hungry high school students offers video protest of new school lunch regs

October 3, 2012:

Kansas First News - "No Hungry Kids Act"

October 2, 2012:

Congressman challenges USDA to follow own school lunch restrictions

September 28, 2012:

King Op-ed in The Hill: 'Let's Move' law is flawed. 'No Hungry Kids Act' will fix it

September 26, 2012:

Fox News talks about "No Hungry Kids Act"