| 释义 |
National School Lunch Program
Na·tion·al School Lunch Pro·gram (nash'ŏ-năl skūl lŭnch prō'gram) A U.S.D.A. program that provides a nutritious lunch to children and the opportunity to make healthy choices from nutrition education in the classroom. National School Lunch Program
National School Lunch ProgramA program in the United States giving subsidies to schools in order to provide free or low-price lunches to eligible children. The NSLP was created in 1946 both to feed underprivileged children and to stabilize food prices for farmers. Counting the number of children eligible for the NSLP is one way of measuring poverty in an area.AcronymsSeeNSLP |