A coalition of high school students in Chicago spoke out against their school lunch menu today at a meeting of the Chicago Board of Education. Schools have tended to defend their menus as giving students what they want, but students at the meeting said those foods are sickening.
"Nutrients are missing. Calories are high. Sugar is high," said Teresa Onstott, a high school sophomore. She said that if the cafeteria at her school has ever served vegetables, she has not seen them.
