The federally-funded School Breakfast Program helps ensure that all students are well nourished and ready to learn. Every school in California is allowed,
but not required, to operate the program.
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.
2.14.2012 Today Assemblymember Bill Monning (Carmel) introduced AB 1678: Building Healthy School Environments – Curb Mobile Vending to Kids. CFPA is excited to sponsor Read more here…
1.25.2012 Secretary Vilsack and the First Lady announced today at Parklawn Elementary School in Virginia the release of new nutrition standards for school meals. This is the first Read more here…
1.5.2012 CFPA is happy to announce that LAUSD will be piloting some Breakfast in the Classroom programs in 2012. Read more here…
12.19.2011This report is an analysis of grants awarded by the California Department of Education from 2005-2009 for schools to improve School Breakfast Programs. Read more here…
Improving Charter School Nutrition: Hunger Should Not Be a Choice link
Curb Mobile Vending to Kids link
Lining Up to Remove Stigma link
Putting Breakfast First link
An analysis of grants awarded by the California Department of Education from 2005-2009.
Full Report PDF
Executive Summary PDF
Participation data for school lunch and school breakfast (2009-10) PDF
District-specific school breakfast participation data for 2009-10 PDF