Experts from North Carolina contributed to a new report that translates lessons learned during the pandemic into practice and policy recommendations for stakeholders at the national, state, and local level.
"You can hear stomachs growling in the classroom. Sometimes they're just so tired because they haven't had anything to eat that they'll just put their heads down and go to sleep."
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Lessons That Matter | Strategies to Translate Pandemic-Era School Meal Innovations to Common Practice
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No Kid Hungry NC Grants more than $127,000 to Six School Nutrition Programs
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After Two Years, Free School Meals for All is Over. What Does That Mean for Students and Their Families?
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Since schools first closed because of COVID-19 in March 2020, No Kid Hungry has granted almost $2 million to schools and community partners serving meals to children in almost 60 counties across North Carolina. Learn more.
See the story of Breakfast After the Bell in Bladen County Schools, as told by its superintendent, nutrition director, and teachers.