Hawaii Schools to receive nearly $5 million in meal program assistance. Of that, half a million dollars will be spent on local producers.

Praxina Guerra, with the help of her Physical Education teacher, Cathy Lopez energized their school through the development of Hydration stations in the cafeteria, as well as physical fitness...

In a recent article, written by Karen Kaplan of the Los Angele Times (TNS), a study revealed that if students were given more time to eat lunch then they ate more fruts and vegetables. The study...

In a recent Research Brief from Bridging the Gap, reseachers conclude children's school lunches has changed "considerably over time." Since the implementation of the new school...

The Hawaii State Departments of Education (DOE) and Health (DOH) today released findings from the Safety and Wellness Survey (SAWS) for all Hawaii public (non-charter) schools for the 2013-14 school year. Results indicate a consistently high level of achievement with all survey respondents meeting an average of 79 percent of the DOE Wellness Guidelines.