Public Education Matters

It is a fact: Hungry children struggle to learn. But making sure all students have access to adequate, nutritious meals takes innovation and collaboration. The Ohio School Breakfast Challenge recently recognized 22 Ohio districts who have embraced that mission, naming them Breakfast and Beyond Super Star districts. We're taking a look at some of the newest success stories while looking back at our conversations with previous honorees. 

• Scott DiMauro, OEA President
• Brenda Lemon, Logan Education Association President
• Sheri Nott, Logan Education Association Vice President
• Karen Lloyd, Indian Creek Education Association President

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