@RainbowPanda: good luck! I hope it all goes well ^^

Hey, good luck with your eating plan! I think it's awesome that your school is encouraging it, however I hope they're making exceptions for those who simply aren't able to. As others have pointed out, it's super important that you keep plenty of healthy snacks around because you definitely will get hungry between meals. Things like yogurt, cheese sticks, celery with peanut butter, nuts, and fruits are perfect!

I try to eat healthy most of the time, and am usually successful, but I nab plenty of junk here and there too c': just can't help myself. Most of what we eat is organic, though, so there's a start. xD

Whaaaa-... Eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive. D: Or that much work. 'Healthy' can mean a whole bunch of different things, may I ask how it is being interpreted in this case?

< Extremely health-conscious due to previously lived life... xD;

I meal prep every week, either Saturday night or Sunday afternoon... Or both! It is my absolute favorite day of the week. I experiment with the same general ingredients to save time/money on prep (pre-chop all ingredients at once, etc), but you can have WILDLY different dishes (even culture-wise) with just a few key differences.

My favorite/cheapest meal preps lately have been tikka masala (everything down the spice mix is by hand, cooked long and slow), handmade chicken meatballs with varied sauces, chicken burgers, tofu pad thai, etc. Eeee. <3

Edit:
I'm also a nerd and cut my vegetables into flowers and shit to make a nice pretty bento... xD; <3

Edit2;
Jesus christ, some of those smoothies have a lot of sugar. Are most of your breakfasts going to be smoothies? You can skip the actual 'making it a smoothie' part and eat the fruit/yogurt, too. It'll save you on needing to add honey for sweetness, which'd save both sugar and calories. Not to mention you are missing out on dietary fiber.

Same for some of the recipes where you add in your own granola, etc, make sure you aren't doing sugar added ones. You could end up with a rather bad crash later... Some granola is just as bad as plain sugary cereal.

Super beware of what juice concentrate you buy. Check to see if it is pure fruit, or if they did added sugars. Seriously.

If you do decide to stay on the path, try to be a bit better with the budget. Gotta learn how to do it properly and sustainably, y'know. That gets a lot of people in the long run. Just experiment with more veg, make homemade meals, etc. Choose a cheaper protein, I see pork was on there a lot.

You can have that stuff, just in moderation. xD That is the key to living healthy. Gotta find the balance where you can do it, and continue doing it.