As a kid, I disliked breakfast and my mom struggled in vain to get me to eat it. At the time my elementary school had a breakfast program set up mostly to feed the kids from the nearby naval base. Lo and behold, when she gave me a dime (the program wasn’t free but even fifty something years ago families could afford to pay a dime a day) …
As a kid, I disliked breakfast and my mom struggled in vain to get me to eat it. At the time my elementary school had a breakfast program set up mostly to feed the kids from the nearby naval base. Lo and behold, when she gave me a dime (the program wasn’t free but even fifty something years ago families could afford to pay a dime a day) I happily trotted off to eat breakfast with my friends. So school meals benefit everyone, and removing stigma is the way to go.
As a kid, I disliked breakfast and my mom struggled in vain to get me to eat it. At the time my elementary school had a breakfast program set up mostly to feed the kids from the nearby naval base. Lo and behold, when she gave me a dime (the program wasn’t free but even fifty something years ago families could afford to pay a dime a day) I happily trotted off to eat breakfast with my friends. So school meals benefit everyone, and removing stigma is the way to go.