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Deanne Kelleher United Dairy Industry of Michigan Whitney Vance Michigan Department of Education
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State Superintendent Flanagan’s First Fuel Breakfast Challenge
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The Wellness Impact
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Why Breakfast? Nutrition Benefits Higher nutrient intake Decreased food insecurity Less likely to be overweight or obese Fewer visits to school nurse
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www.NoKidHungry.org
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Breakfast is a Win-Win Healthy Kids = Healthy Schools Positive learning environment Students learn and perform better Lifelong healthy habits School breakfast supports health and academic achievement for all students
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The Picture of Breakfast In MI Currently: 42.9% Breakfast:Lunch Participation Goal: 60% Breakfast:Lunch Participation equates to +$22.9M in federal reimbursement Mid-Challenge Report (2014) & Final Report (2015) will recognize: those who made significant progress, those who met the challenge, and those with stellar efforts
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Let’s look at an example… School A currently serves 42,000 lunches annually. To meet the breakfast challenge, School A needs to serve 60% of 42,000 or 25,200 school breakfasts. Meal TypeApproximate Number of Meals Reimbursement Rate Total Paid26% x 25,200 = 6,552x 0.27 =$1,769.00 Reduced15% x 18,648 = 2,797x 1.5092 =$4,221.00 Free85% x 18,648 = 15,851x 1.8092 =$28,678.00 Total Reimbursement = $34,668.00
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Breakfast in the Classroom What is it? Why do it? When does it work best? Pros/Cons
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Breakfast after 1 st period What is it? Why do it? When does it work best? Pros/Cons
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Grab-n-Go Breakfast What is it? Why do it? When does it work best? Pros/Cons
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Breakfast Carts What is it? Why do it? When does it work best? Pros/Cons
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Superintendent Contreras Syracuse City School District
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What’s Next MDE: Score Card identifying breakfast:lunch participation TA to support increasing breakfast participation New Breakfast Meal Patterns Breakfast focus in Team Nutrition 2013 grant applications
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What’s Next Outside Partners: Fuel Up To Play 60 (FUTP 60) 2013-2014 breakfast focus Last 2013-2014 Funding opportunity applications due November 1, 2013 Building Healthy Communities through Breakfast grants awarded to 75 schools MI Action for Healthy Kids Grants awarded to 5 schools Michigan No Kid Hungry working with teachers, principals, school foodservice directors, parents, and students Resources
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