Liberty Cajayon loves her job at Peninsula Family Service in San Mateo, but she doesn't plan to stay in the early childhood field because of the pay. (Photo by Zaidee Stavely/EdSource)

When a preschool teacher at a San Mateo center began to struggle to interact with children, supervisors became concerned. The reason for the teacher’s drop in performance?

She was hungry.

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