San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) noticed a problem in their schools; students weren’t eating their lunches. San Francisco Public School officials conducted a survey and realized that 57% of SFUSD students who had been approved for reduced-price or free meals actually consumed them. After that realization, the district started serving fresher, non-frozen meals in hopes that the students would take advantage of school meals. With little to no luck and an extremely generous donation from the Sara and Evan Williams foundation, SFUSD sought out IDEO, the global design company, to help them with a game plan.

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