On the recordJune 15, 2015
As I've said before, it's just commonsense that if children are hungry or malnourished, then they are less likely to succeed in the classroom.
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congress.govAs I've said before, it's just commonsense that if children are hungry or malnourished, then they are less likely to succeed in the classroom.
Kline emphasizes the link between child nutrition and academic success.
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