FRAC’s recently released annual School Breakfast Scorecard found that more than 10.8 million children received a free or reduced-price breakfast on the average school day during the 2012-2013 school year, an increase of nearly 311,000 children from the previous year.
At E S Foods we are always improving our product lines by responding to operator requests, changing guidelines, and sustainability issues. One such example is our easy-open juice pouches.
Kids that might not get dinner at home each night can now get a full meal at their after school programs. These meals can be easily accessible and they too are funded by the federal government.
Good news about Breakfast in the Classroom programs was just announced in a report conducted by FRAC and NESPF. Among the positive findings – more than three in four principals (78%) would encourage their peers to consider this program, and principals noted a significant increase in breakfast participation (85%) when offering Breakfast in the Classroom.