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sbn_LOGOIt’s a nightmare for any school administrator: dozens of children lined up at the school nurse’s office, clutching their stomachs and vomiting. That scenario actually took place at an elementary school in Wisconsin, and the illnesses were linked to tainted tortillas served in the school cafeteria. USA Today investigates how the federal government monitors food safety in schools and says large-scale reforms are needed. In other news, teens are texting while driving, more students are attracted to postsecondary agriculture schools because of job prospects, and Florida’s virtual school system is gaining popularity. Read these stories and more in School Board News Today.

Joetta Sack-Min|November 17th, 2009|Categories: Leading Source, Student Achievement|

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