So you're thinking breakfast in the classroom might be the right breakfast service model for your school?  Maybe you've noticed students don't have enough time in the morning to eat before class, or that some students are coming to school hungry and unable to focus.  Breakfast in the classroom has helped schools across the country increase participation while ensuring that students are well-fed and ready to learn.

Here are 4 considerations to think about before starting breakfast in the classroom at your school:

Depending on the size of your school, resources available to your program, and the structure of class times, some breakfast service models may benefit your school more than others.

Thousands of schools have implemented new service models that have transformed their programs and increased overall participation.

One of these four service models may be the perfect fit for your school:

Last week, we asked school districts across the country how they celebrated National School Breakfast Week. We had a lot of great responses and we loved seeing all your submissions! They were full of healthy food, great ideas, and happy faces.

Here are a few school districts we believe truly embraced SNA’s ‘Make the Grade with School Breakfast’ theme:

School districts know how important breakfast is for students and how eating a healthy school breakfast can set students up for success!

March 2-6, 2015 is National School Breakfast Week. This is your chance to celebrate school breakfast, while informing parents of the important role it plays in their student's education. The School Nutrition Association (SNA) has put together a toolkit, along with other fun facts and activities to help get your celebration started!