New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds enters Gerald Keller Gym during a pep rally celebrating French Settlement High's success at increasing breakfast participation on Friday, March 9.
New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds talks to French Settlement High students about the importance of good nutrition during a pep rally at Gerald Keller Gym celebrating the school's increased breakfast participation during the No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge on Friday, March 8.
New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds jokes as he answers questions from French Settlement students during a pep rally at Gerald Keller Gym celebrating the school's increased breakfast participation during the No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge on Friday, March 8.
Jen Duhon (left), a school health and wellness manager for the Dairy Alliance, French Settlement High principal Lee Hawkins and New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds hand out a signed New Orleans Saints Drew Brees jersey.
French Settlement students won raffle prizes from Fuel Up to Play 60 during a pep rally at Gerald Keller Gym with New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds to celebrate their school's success at increasing breakfast participation. Winners (from left to right): Rose Emery, Ashton Bhramayana, London Guidry, Seth Buell, Leah Larpenter, Pierce Emery and Britney Melton.
New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds signs French Settlement High student Anna Andre's sleeve during a pep rally at Gerald Keller Gym on Friday, March 9.
New Orleans Saints running back Trey Edmunds leads a cheer to start a pep rally at Gerald Keller Gym celebrating the school's increased breakfast participation during the No Kid Hungry-LA School Breakfast Challenge on Friday, March 8.
Saints running back Trey Edmunds, wearing the No. 33 jersey, leads the French Settlement High cheerleaders in a spirited chant to start a pep rally on Friday, March 9.
The entire student body at French Settlement High attended the special assembly in honor of the school finishing atop all Louisiana high schools in the inaugural “No Kid Hungry: School Breakfast Challenge.”
