In Our Schools

Powering hungry kids with breakfast takes real heroes. Meet the educators across the country getting kids the nutrition they need to take on the day.

There is a gap between the kids who need breakfast at school and the kids who are getting it.

Stories about children and food programs from this week's news

An interview with John and Lorraine, whose son attends a low-income school in California.

How No Kid Hungry in Wisconsin changed on superintendent's mind about school breakfast.

This October, we’re joining in celebrating the important work of principals across the country during National Principal Month.

Without healthy food to eat, children can't grow up strong, do well in school or live their best lives.

An interview with Allie Kistner, who teaches first grade at a low-income elementary school in Virginia.

We know that teachers are an integral part of the No Kid Hungry story. Teachers see hunger first-hand in their classrooms and often are part of the solution.

This National School Breakfast Week, join me in thanking the everyday heroes like Lauren McGowen who make sure no kid goes hungry in their communities.