In Our Schools

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.

As teachers strike in West Virginia, they're doing what they can to make sure hungry kids aren't affected.

Our friends at Kellogg’s are donating $1 million to help No Kid Hungry make breakfast part of the school day for millions of kids across America.

How can we feed hungry kids in America? It's simple: school breakfast.

For kids who rely on school meals, snow days can be hungry days.

In 2015, Nevada passed legislation mandating that schools serve free breakfast during the school day if they have a large population of low-income students.

Cecil Elementary is filled with people who believe in the power of childhood.

Every morning, 1,300 breakfasts are placed on 1,300 desks in Balboa High School.

A new report shows that more kids are getting the school breakfast they need than ever before.