USDA offers guidance for feeding kids
April 8, 2020
The USDA posted guidance for schools to help them feed children during the coronavirus pandemic. This Q&A addresses issues involved with feeding children through the
The USDA posted guidance for schools to help them feed children during the coronavirus pandemic. This Q&A addresses issues involved with feeding children through the
With schools closed, districts across New Jersey are serving providing meals in a variety of ways through federal child nutrition programs.
Hunger-Free Students’ Bill of Rights Act passed the state Assembly last week — a significant step toward outlawing “lunch shaming” in the Garden State.
Newark ranks 5th nationally for serving school breakfast to more students.
Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill that will provide free school meals to more students living in struggling families.
New legislation, a guide on summer meals and more about feeding NJ kids in our latest enews.
Partnering with organizations that already operate summer meals programs can make feeding kids in your community a snap. View a list of New Jersey 2019 sponsors.
The state Assembly Education Committee this week approved a measure to outlaw lunch shaming and allow some low-income students to receive free school meals. The
New Jersey missing out on federal dollars to feed young children.