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Talking Points for Introducing Breakfast After the Bell to School Stakeholders

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These talking points can help you get started as you plan to introduce school stakeholders—including teachers, principals and superintendents—to Breakfast After the Bell.

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These talking points will help you get started as you plan to introduce school stakeholders—including teachers, principals and superintendents— to Breakfast After the Bell. To use these talking points most effectively, personalize them by highlighting examples of successful Breakfast After the Bell programs happening at schools in your district or across your state.

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Letter to School Staff Template

This Template letter is designed to engage school staff and provide detailed information about how a Breakfast After the Bell program would operate.

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Breakfast After the Bell Myths

Learn about Breakfast After the Bell (BAB) myths, and the facts that disprove them, with this resource. For example, learn how, despite the misconception, BAB does not cause mess or reduce instructional time.

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School Breakfast is Healthier Than You Think (English)

Provides parents and educators helpful nutritional information about school breakfast. School Breakfast often gets a bad rap for being unhealthy, when in reality the food options served at breakfast must adhere to strict nutritional guidelines, and are often much healthier than store-bought breakfast.

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Educator's Guide to School Breakfast Funding

This resource traces the path of the funding that supports school breakfast and lunch from Congress to cafeteria. It also answers common questions that educators have about how the programs work.

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Educators' FAQs about Breakfast after the Bell

This FAQs document includes answers to common questions educators have about Breakfast After the Bell.

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