Establishes school breakfast kiosk pilot program.

S 1266 establishes a two-year pilot program in New Jersey public schools to increase breakfast access for students through kiosks or carts located in school hallways, classrooms, or dining areas. It directly affects participating school districts (three selected - one per region) and students, particularly low-income students who qualify for free/reduced lunch. Schools must submit detailed plans for kiosk locations, food choices, pricing, and federal program compliance, with the Department of Agriculture reviewing and funding approved plans. The program requires a final report after two years tracking participation rates, especially among low-income students, to assess impact on breakfast access.