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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praises Gum Springs Head Start staff, meals and campus garden during visit
Summary
In a short recorded statement, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. described a visit to the Gum Springs Head Start Center as "very inspiring," noting staff commitment, daily meals for students and a campus community garden where children help grow food and learn which foods are healthy.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., identified in the recording as a visitor to the Gum Springs Head Start Center, described his tour as "very inspiring," praising "very devoted, committed staff, and a lot, a lot of happy children."
He said students at the center receive meals during the day and noted a campus community garden where children "grow some of their own food." He also highlighted classroom nutrition instruction, quoting a teacher "teaching the children what foods are good and what foods are bad."
The brief recorded statement includes a production credit: "Produced by The U. S. Department Of Health And Human Services." The recording does not include any policy announcements, funding commitments or formal actions.
