
The BreakfastFirst Campaign is a three-year initiative, launched in 2010, to strengthen school breakfast programs across California by improving access, participation, and nutritional quality.
The BreakfastFirst website offers best practices, data, and other tools developed to help guide the implementation of effective school breakfast models. Visit the site here.
For all news, updates, and resources from the BreakfastFirst Campaign, visit www.BreakfastFirst.org.
1.5.2012 CFPA is happy to announce that LAUSD will be piloting some Breakfast in the Classroom programs in 2012. Read more here…
11.23.11 Please join the BreakfastFirst Campaign and Action for Healthy Kids for the second in a series of five interactive webinars
designed to Read more here…
10.28.2011 We know that when the school breakfast meal is brought from the cafeteria early in the morning to the classroom at the beginning of the school day, participation increases dramatically, ensuring students start the day ready to learn. Read more here…
10.18.2011 Please join Action for Healthy Kids and the BreakfastFirst Campaign for a series of five interactive webinars designed to showcase the health, fiscal, and academic benefits of effective school breakfast programs. Read more here…
9.22.2011 State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson has just released a letter expressing his support as the new honorary chair of the BreakfastFirst Campaign. Read more here…
5.21.2011 Materials for the six-webinar series on building and sustaining effective school breakfast programs are now available on the BreakfastFirst Campaign website link
District-specific school breakfast participation data for 2009-10 PDF
1.27.2011 Register now for this webinar series on building and sustaining robust school breakfast programs. Bi-weekly webinars will be held Wednesdays (2/16-4/27) from 1:30-2:30 pm PST. Read more here…
11.27.2010 Compton Unified School District has successfully implemented Classroom Breakfast programs at several elementary schools. Read more here…
7.1.10 State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell and State Controller John Chiang released a joint letter Read more here…