In an effort to try to reduce obesity and health issues, five San Antonio elementary schools are installing a $2 million project that takes a picture of the kids lunch trays before and after. Then a computer analyzes how many calories were eaten. At the end of the article it says, "Mark Davis, the school's principal, said getting consent from parents hasn't been a problem. He suspects the small number of parents who withhold consent don't understand the project, perhaps thinking it limits what their child can eat at school." I say it's a little controling, and expensive!!!! Why not just omitt the junk food from the lunch line?
Smile, kids! You're on calorie camera!
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