A Maryland organization graded the lunches dished out at public school systems statewide.
Healthy School Food Maryland released a report card this week rating Maryland’s 24 districts on criteria including reducing sugar, use of local produce, healthy vending options and use of chemical additives.
Howard County received the only A+ grade, followed by Carroll and Frederick Counties which both scored a B+.
Baltimore City earned a C+, while Baltimore County has a bit of catching up to do with a C-.
Garrett County was among the worst in the state with a failing grade.
Learn more about the organization's school food study.
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