What it boils down to is parents are going to be mad at us because schools are overcrowded, when it's not our fault.

Parents tell us they'd like help in determining what products are sold in schools, and we're listening,

parents tell us they'd like help in determining what products are sold in schools, and we're listening.

It's a very easy way for parents to contribute to their local schools.

My parents were dancers, and we traveled around a lot, so I went to some very ropy schools where I learned a lot about being bullied and not a great deal about anything else.

We need schools to stand on the side of parents who want to teach good nutrition, not on the side of junk-food companies who want to teach bad nutrition.