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The board approved a resolution to borrow funds for the 2012-2013 school year to fill in gaps left by state budget deferrals. The loans come in the form of tax and revenue anticipation notices through the California Cash Reserve Program.

Trustee George Neely clarified when the state does pay the districts what is owed, that doesn't give the district more to spend. It will go to pay off these loans.

The board approved another resolution to retrofit nearly 4,000 lighting fixtures at several school sites to increase energy efficiency. The total cost is $130,092 after one rebate from the City of Lodi and a grant from the Cress Foundation, each totalling about $44,000. Art Hand, assistant superintendent of facilities and planning, anticipates that the cost will be offset by savings in about two years.

Posted: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 12:00 am | Updated: 8:03 am, Wed Mar 28, 2012.

New name, plan for Lodi Unified School District food services By Sara Jane Pohlman/News-Sentinel Staff Writer Lodinews.com | 1 comment

Food Services for Lodi Unified School District has a new name and a new game plan.

Director Warren Sun gave a glowing review of the department's accomplishments at Tuesday's board of trustees meeting.

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  • Kevin Paglia posted at 7:19 am on Wed, Mar 28, 2012.

    Kevin Paglia Posts: 1729

    Here is a suggestion: Fast food establishments have to post nutritional info on their menus. Why doesn't the LUSD do the same and post at least the basic nutritional info for what they're are serving. I know we can do that on-line but in the rush to get ready we don't always have time to go on line and look.

    BTW for today k-6 (sodium and carbs are horrible):
    Calories 662
    Sodium 1188 mg (50%+ of daily allowance)
    Dietary Fiber 6.36g
    Iron 4.84 mg
    Calcium 543.06 mg
    Vitamin A 2925 IU
    Vitamin C 32.96mg
    Protein 30.73 g 18.6%
    Carbohydrate 87.10g 52.6%
    Total Fat 20.83g 28.3%
    Saturated Fat 4.81 g 6.5%

     
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