001st. Luke's Health Initiatives is a non-profit foundation and we are partnering with Valley of the Sun United Way on the breakfast in the classroom project because we think it's a great model that can be replicated around the state and what we appreciate is looking at the evaluation mechanisms how is it rolling out for students how are the teachers feeling about it the benefits to breakfast in the classroom for our students are it's helps them in the morning get a little bit of nourishment in them so that they can be ready to learn many of them don't take the opportunity to eat at home so this is their first meal of the day three years in two years in however long we've been in it I think that I've see I see the benefit of it the kids do come in ready and they're looking for that they want to know what are we having for breakfast today having it in the classroom everyone eats oh there's three items and they'll try it they'll try some of the fruits that a lot of them kinder they don't know what a pear is so it's funny when the first time eating a pear you'll hear whoo I like this and some I don't like it [Music]
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Breakfast in Classroom
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- YouTube / Balsz School District #31 Phoenix, AZ
- 2019-08-20
- Maricopa County, AZ
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- 162 words · about 1 min
- 2026-06-05
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