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The schools fail miserably at this but I do not think it's the teachers' faults. I can't imagine the frustration so many teachers must feel when they have to see these obese kids on a daily basis and are almost powerless to help. Physical education and nutrition are just too low priority and poorly taught subjects, in my experience.
I agree it's 90% the parents responsibility.
I know this is going to be brought up, but in NC we do have soda machines in schools. However, they are programmed to only dispense drinks after 3 pm (after school hours). The machines that dispense product during school hours have water and juice (also full of sugars...).
The schools fail miserably at this but I do not think it's the teachers' faults. I can't imagine the frustration so many teachers must feel when they have to see these obese kids on a daily basis and are almost powerless to help. Physical education and nutrition are just too low priority and poorly taught subjects, in my experience.
I agree it's 90% the parents responsibility.
I know this is going to be brought up, but in NC we do have soda machines in schools. However, they are programmed to only dispense drinks after 3 pm (after school hours). The machines that dispense product during school hours have water and juice (also full of sugars...).