Breakfast

We know eating breakfast helps you and your school win!

Daniel and his little sis rap about the most important meal of the day – breakfast.

There is a large body of research on the strong links between school breakfast consumption and favorable dietary, health, and educational outcomes among children and adolescents.

Scientific research on the link between children’s nutrition and academic performance

Scientific research on the link between children’s nutrition and academic performance.

Eating breakfast at school can help you perform better in the classroom, promote good nutrition, maintain a healthy weight, improve attendance, and the ability to pay attention in class. And yet, too few students do it.

When it comes to nutrition, not all breakfasts are created equal. The choice is yours, so choose a smart start.

While all segments of the population are affected, food insecure and low-income people are especially vulnerable to obesity due to the additional risk factors associated with poverty. This article first will highlight research on food insecurity and obesity, and then explore why food insecurity and obesity can co-exist.

New ways to deliver breakfast to students on-the-go.