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Field Reports

Fuel 4 School: Universal School Breakfast and Lunch Community Eligibility Provision

David Blount, Emerson Fellow
Published 2015

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Fuel 4 School assesses the impact of Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) on food service in Allegheny County schools. Through focus groups with parents and interviews with school administrators, the report details how CEP enhances the effects of the School Breakfast Program and National School Lunch Program as a tool to provide meals to children and help address childhood food insecurity.

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Publication tags: Field Reports - Domestic Federal Nutrition Programs, National School Lunch Program (NSLP), School Breakfast Program (SBP) - School Staff

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David Blount

Emerson Fellow

David grew up in Saint Louis, Missouri and graduated from Loyola University Chicago in 2013 with degrees in sociology and international studies. After graduation, David completed a year of service with City Year Chicago, an education non-profit dedicated to ending the high school dropout crisis. At Loyola, David led multicultural initiatives with the Office of Diversity & Multicultural Affairs to create sustainable support systems for underrepresented students. He worked with youth in Chicago through Youth Organization Umbrella Inc. as a mentor and tutor, coordinating youth development programming for middle and high school students. He also studied political and social formations in El Salvador, China, and Tunisia and was a Public Policy International Affairs Fellow at Princeton University in 2012.

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