Some L.A. schools aren't abiding by anti-junk-food rules

May 11, 2009
Audit finds some administrators don't know about district's push to limit soda, chips and candy

From The Los Angeles Times: An audit of schools in the Los Angeles Unified District has found that many campuses are violating anti-junk food policies and some administrators are ignorant of district efforts to restrict students' access to unhealthful foods such as soda, chips and candy.

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