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National Charity Organization Donates $10,000 To Southampton’s Breakfast In The Classroom Initiative

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Food delivery bags used in Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock said she wants to bring a parallel program to Southampton. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

Food delivery bags used in Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock said she wants to bring a parallel program to Southampton. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

Breakfast items as part of Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock and other Southampton officials recently visited Patchogue-Medford to observe its program. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

Breakfast items as part of Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock and other Southampton officials recently visited Patchogue-Medford to observe its program. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock and other Southampton officials recently visited Patchogue-Medford to observe its program. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

Patchogue-Medford School District's Breakfast in the Classroom program. Regan Kiembock and other Southampton officials recently visited Patchogue-Medford to observe its program. COURTESY REGAN KIEMBOCK

author on Jul 8, 2019
The Southampton School District received a $10,000 donation from a California-based philanthropic organization to help kick start the elementary school’s new Breakfast in the Classroom program, which is slated to... more

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