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December 2012 Dear Supporter, Worried About Breakfast Clean-Up?We know that teachers, principals and superintendents officials are often concerned about classroom clean-up when serving breakfast in the classroom. There are solutions! The Food Research and Action Center is hosting a free call on Dec. 13 from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. to show how schools can manage waste disposal of classroom breakfast, while teaching children about conservation and ecology. Hear what North Brunswick Kids and Teacher Say About School Breakfast.Breakfast a “Moral Imperative” in BurlingtonGrowing child poverty prompted Burlington Township Superintendent Christopher Manno to implement classroom breakfast last year. Today, breakfast is routinely served during the first few minutes of the school day to all elementary students. Burlington teachers say the process runs smoothly – and kids are then ready to learn. South Jersey Breakfast Summit RescheduledForging Fresh Ways to Serve Breakfast at School: South Jersey School Breakfast Summit – cancelled due to the storm – has been rescheduled for Jan. 23 at Camden County College’s Blackwood Campus. The summit will be a hands-on session to help school officials work through the logistics of serving breakfast after the bell. Register today for this free event today. Advocates for Children of New Jersey |
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