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The Healthy Schools Campaign advocates for policies and practices that allow teachers, students and staff to learn and work in a healthy environment. The Chicago-based organization recently reached out to the School Nutrition Association’s Danny Seymour, dean of education, to talk about breakfast in the classroom.

In his interview Danny discusses the importance of breakfast in the classroom programs, and talks about the positive impact that breakfast in the classroom has on students, and the overall classroom atmosphere: “We know nutrition supports everything we do, whether we’re children or adults. We need to afford that to our children so they have a good start academically so they’re ready to achieve and be successful in every area that they can.”

You can read the full HSC piece on Danny and breakfast in the classroom on the Healthy Schools Campaign website.

To learn more about the Healthy Schools Campaign visit their Mission & Goals page.

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  1. Gail Wilson

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    How Do I get started with the teachers and students to really have breakfast in the classroom. I understand there are grants out there, but where? We are Provision 2 here and the high school students are not participating in the breakfast program we have in the cafeteria. I think breakfast in the classroom is just what they need.

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