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2025 National School Breakfast Week
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What Is NSBW?
National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) celebrates the importance of a nutritious school breakfast in fueling students for success. NSBW, at its core, is about promoting nutritious breakfast menu items in an engaging way for students. This year's NSBW will be from March 3rd - 7th.
2025 Theme
"Clue In to School Breakfast," brings the fun and excitement of mystery-solving into the cafeteria. The theme is designed to captivate young minds and reveal the hidden truths behind a nutritious morning meal.
The Importance of School Breakfast
The School Breakfast Program provides 12 million nutritious breakfasts to hungry children across the country every day. These breakfasts tend to be more nutritious than the average breakfast a child gets from home or a convenient fast-food restaurant.
What NSBW Aims to Do
By celebrating National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) every year, we’re encouraging all schools to recognize the importance of a healthy start to the day for fueling a child’s academic success.
Did you know children who eat breakfast are more likely to:
- Reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math
- Score higher on standardized tests
- Have better concentration and memory
- Be more alert and maintain a healthy weight
But when the school week gets busy, it’s easy for students to rush out the door in the morning without having a nutritious meal. That’s why school breakfast is such a great option! In fact, students who participate in school breakfast tend to have better attendance rates and fewer behavioral problems.
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2025 Participating Schools
Anona Elementary Azalea Elementary Azalea Middle Bauder Elementary Bay Point Elementary Bay Vista Fundamental Elementary Bear Creek Elementary Belleair Elementary Blanton Elementary Boca Ciega High Calvin Hunsinger Campbell Park Elementary Clearwater Fundamental Middle Clearwater High Curlew Creek Elementary Cypress Woods Elementary Dunedin Elementary Dunedin Highland Middle Eisenhower Elementary Fairmount Park Elementary Fuguitt Elementary Garrison-Jones Elementary Gulfport Elementary Lake St. George Elementary Lakeview Fundamental Elementary Lakewood Elementary Lealman Innovation Academy Leila G Davis Elementary Lynch Elementary Maderia Elementary Maximo Elementary McMullen Booth Elementary Meadowlawn middle Melrose Elementary Midtown Academy Mildred Helms Elementary Mt. Vernon Elementary New Heights elementary North Shore Elementary Northeast High Orange Grove Elementary Pasadena Fundamental Perkins Elementary Pinellas High Innovation Rawlings Elementary Richard O. Jacobson Tech High Ridgecrest Elementary Sandy Lane Elementary seminole Elementary Seminole Middle Skyview Elementary Southern Oak Elementary Starkey Elementary Tyrone Middle Walsingham Elementary Woodlawn Elementary