Principals of secondary schools in the Concordia Department expressed their “unanimous” rejection of the implementation of the new centralized school feeding system promoted by the provincial government. In a letter addressed to education authorities, they questioned the nutritional quality of the products, the impact on local suppliers, and the suitability of school buildings for carrying out the new system.
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Principals of secondary schools in the Concordia Department expressed their “unanimous” rejection of the implementation of the new centralized school feeding system promoted by the provincial government. In a letter addressed to education authorities, they questioned the nutritional quality of the products, the impact on local suppliers, and the suitability of school buildings for carrying out the new system.