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Introduction  \nII. Policy Language and Guidance From State Agency  \nIII. Making Breakfast Part of the School Day: What’s the Right Breakfast After the Bell Model for my School?  \nIV. Benefits and Opportunities to Offer Breakfast Free to all Students  \nV. Resources for Child Nutrition Leaders  \nVI. Resources for Education Partners  \nVII. Marketing Resources to Promote School Breakfast  \nVIII. School Breakfast Grant Opportunities  \nIX. Additional School Breakfast Resources  \nFRAC has developed this template breakfast after the bell implementation guide to help you develop a rich, state-specific resource that will enable you to inform and engage all impacted stakeholders about best practices to ensure successful expansion of school breakfast in your state through effective communication strategies and helpful resources.  \nI. Introduction  \n[Insert language about your organization, importance of school breakfast, impact of school breakfast, etc.]  \n\n| II. Policy Language and Guidance From State Agency\u003Cbr>[Insert final language and guidance.] |\n| --- |\n| III. Making Breakfast Part of the School Day: What’s the Right Breakfast After the Bell Model for my School?\u003Cbr>[Insert information about the different types of Breakfast After the Bell models: how each model works; tips and tricks for each to help schools decide what models to adopt.]\u003Cbr>Resources:\u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: How it Works: Making Breakfast Part\u003Cbr>of the School Day |\n\nFood Research & Action Center © August 2018 [n](n www.frac.org)[ www.frac.org](n www.frac.org) n @fractweets n foodresearchandactioncenter 1  \n\n| IV. Benefits and Opportunities to Offer Breakfast Free to all Students\u003Cbr>[If your state requires eligible schools to serve free breakfast, include the following language:]\u003Cbr>As part of the legislation, required schools must offer breakfast free of charge to all students. This threshold ensures that the School Breakfast Program reimbursement covers all the costs for schools and districts. Schools can offer free  breakfast to all students through community eligibility, Provision 2, or non-pricing.\u003Cbr>Resources:\u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: Offering Free Breakfast to All Students \u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: Community Eligibility Provision\u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: How it Works: Provision 2 or\u003Cbr>[If your state does not require eligible schools to serve free breakfast, include the following language:]\u003Cbr>To maximize participation in your breakfast program, consider offering breakfast free to all students. Combined, these two approaches—making breakfast part of the school day and offering breakfast for free to all students—allow schools to overcome the two largest barriers to school breakfast participation. School breakfast is often viewed as a program for poor kids, causing many low-income children to opt out of the program, even when offered after the bell. Offering school breakfast for free to all students eliminates the stigma frequently associated with participation.\u003Cbr>It also allows children whose families are struggling, but not eligible for free school meals, to participate, particularly those who are eligible for reduced-price school meals and those whose household income is near the cutoff line for free and reduced-price school meals. Offering school breakfast for free to all students makes program operations easier and eliminates concerns about unpaid school meal debt.\u003Cbr>Resources:\u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: Offering Free Breakfast to all Students \u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: Community Eligibility Provision\u003Cbr>n FRAC Facts: How it Works: Provision 2 |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| V. 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