First Lady Donna Edwards, wearing dress, recognizes the cafeteria workers at North Corbin Junior High, which was honored as having the highest increase in breakfast participation in the state on Wednesday, March 7.
Livingston Parish Public Schools Superintendent Rick Wentzel thanks the United States Department of Agriculture for supplying the school system with free meals for its students.
First Lady Donna Edwards calls out the winners of Louisiana's Inaugural School Breakfast Challenge during a ceremony at North Corbin Junior High on Wednesday, March 7.
Bill Ludwig, USDA Southwest regional administrator, explains how the USDA funded free breakfast and lunches for Livingston Parish Public School students during the school year following the Great Flood of 2016 at the awards ceremony for No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge Event at North Corbin Junior High on Wednesday, March 7.
Rhonda Jackson, Louisiana director of Share Our Strength, congratulates North Corbin Junior High students on the top improvement of participation in the state and urges them to dream big during the awards ceremony for No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge Event at North Corbin Junior High on Wednesday, March 7.
Dr. Dana Hunter, executive director of Louisiana Children's Cabinet, discusses the importance of nutrition in conjunction with academics during the awards ceremony for No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge Event at North Corbin Junior High on Wednesday, March 7.
Leah Smith, the child nutrition program supervisor for Livingston Parish Public Schools, opens the awards ceremony for No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge Event at North Corbin Junior High on Wednesday, March 7.
First Lady Donna Edwards, middle, stands with Sommer Purvis, left, and Leah Smith, right, of the Livingston Parish Public Schools Child Nutrition Program.
