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Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, wants to ban the sale of junk food in schools. She believes this will help reduce childhood obesity. Mexico has a serious obesity problem. More than 30% of teenagers and over 26% of school-aged children are overweight. Many schools in Mexico have small stores that sell unhealthy snacks and drinks.  
The president is working with health and education officials to create new rules that will determine what food can be sold in schools. She says parents and teachers have been asking for healthier options for a long time. Last September, schools received new guidelines and were given six months to comply. By March 29, all schools must follow the rules.  
Health officials will also check students’ eating habits, weight, and overall health. This information will help schools and parents better understand children’s nutrition. Mexico will also educate students about healthy eating. The government hopes these changes will help kids grow up strong and healthy.