Requires certain public schools to offer breakfast after the bell

HB 285 requires high-poverty public and charter schools (where 70%+ of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals) to offer breakfast after the school day officially begins (not before class starts) starting in the 2025-26 school year. Schools already meeting a 70%+ breakfast program participation rate are exempt, and schools falling below the threshold get a two-year transition period before the requirement ends. The bill allows flexible service models (e.g., classroom breakfast, post-first-period) and mandates the state education department to provide implementation guidelines, technical support, annual reports, and assistance for schools needing to boost breakfast participation. It also includes a funding safeguard: if federal reimbursement rates drop below 2025 levels, the requirement is suspended.