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Prison Planet.com » Children starve eating âmoldyâ Michelle O food as school bans home-packed lunches
sep 23 2015 Genaux attempted to take matters into her own hands and pack a lunch instead of subjecting her son to the schoolâs food, but she says the schoolâs director blocked her from doing that.
âI asked her, âHey, can I bring him lunch? Can I bring him his snacks?â And it is actually against their school policy. Their policy is that no food is allowed to be brought from outside the facility, even though all the food is, because nothing is cooked on site,â Genaux says.
It wouldnât be the first time a school has banned home-packed lunches.
In 2011, a Chicago school implemented a ban, theorizing they know better than parents when it comes to their childâs diet.
âNutrition wise, it is better for the children to eat at the school,â Little Village Academy principal Elsa Carmona told the Chicago Tribune. âItâs about the nutrition and the excellent quality food that they are able to serve (in the lunchroom). Itâs milk versus a Coke. But with allergies and any medical issue, of course, we would make an exception.â
In 2013, a Richmond, Virginia school sent a note home notifying parents could no longer send a homemade lunch, except with a doctorâs note.
âMs Brooks, Please do not send a lunch to school unless a doctorâs note is sent in connection with this letter,â
Chicago school bans some lunches brought from home
To encourage healthful eating, Chicago school doesn't allow kids to bring lunches or certain snacks from home â and some parents, and many students, aren't fans of the policy
April 11, 2011|By Monica Eng and Joel Hood, Tribune reporters
Fernando Dominguez cut the figure of a young revolutionary leader during a recent lunch period at his elementary school.
"Who thinks the lunch is not good enough?" the seventh-grader shouted to his lunch mates in Spanish and English.
Dozens of hands flew in the air and fellow students shouted along: "We should bring our own lunch! We should bring our own lunch! We should bring our own lunch!"
More insanity. If anything what should be banned is schools serving food. The kids should get a breakfast at home and then bring a home-made meal to eat at lunch. But black and hispanic parents won't take feed their own kids. They want working white people to pay taxes to give their kids free food.
Prison Planet.com » Children starve eating âmoldyâ Michelle O food as school bans home-packed lunches
sep 23 2015 Genaux attempted to take matters into her own hands and pack a lunch instead of subjecting her son to the schoolâs food, but she says the schoolâs director blocked her from doing that.
âI asked her, âHey, can I bring him lunch? Can I bring him his snacks?â And it is actually against their school policy. Their policy is that no food is allowed to be brought from outside the facility, even though all the food is, because nothing is cooked on site,â Genaux says.
It wouldnât be the first time a school has banned home-packed lunches.
In 2011, a Chicago school implemented a ban, theorizing they know better than parents when it comes to their childâs diet.
âNutrition wise, it is better for the children to eat at the school,â Little Village Academy principal Elsa Carmona told the Chicago Tribune. âItâs about the nutrition and the excellent quality food that they are able to serve (in the lunchroom). Itâs milk versus a Coke. But with allergies and any medical issue, of course, we would make an exception.â
In 2013, a Richmond, Virginia school sent a note home notifying parents could no longer send a homemade lunch, except with a doctorâs note.
âMs Brooks, Please do not send a lunch to school unless a doctorâs note is sent in connection with this letter,â
More insanity. If anything what should be banned is schools serving food. The kids should get a breakfast at home and then bring a home-made meal to eat at lunch. But black and hispanic parents won't take feed their own kids. They want working white people to pay taxes to give their kids free food.
Prison Planet.com » Children starve eating âmoldyâ Michelle O food as school bans home-packed lunches
sep 23 2015 Genaux attempted to take matters into her own hands and pack a lunch instead of subjecting her son to the schoolâs food, but she says the schoolâs director blocked her from doing that.
âI asked her, âHey, can I bring him lunch? Can I bring him his snacks?â And it is actually against their school policy. Their policy is that no food is allowed to be brought from outside the facility, even though all the food is, because nothing is cooked on site,â Genaux says.
It wouldnât be the first time a school has banned home-packed lunches.
In 2011, a Chicago school implemented a ban, theorizing they know better than parents when it comes to their childâs diet.
âNutrition wise, it is better for the children to eat at the school,â Little Village Academy principal Elsa Carmona told the Chicago Tribune. âItâs about the nutrition and the excellent quality food that they are able to serve (in the lunchroom). Itâs milk versus a Coke. But with allergies and any medical issue, of course, we would make an exception.â
In 2013, a Richmond, Virginia school sent a note home notifying parents could no longer send a homemade lunch, except with a doctorâs note.
âMs Brooks, Please do not send a lunch to school unless a doctorâs note is sent in connection with this letter,â
Don't recall ever bringing lunches from home as a kid. Always had either cafeteria food or vending machines. So dunno how much of an issue this actually is.
I'll also add that: Public School is now Child Abuse.
Home School!
What about kids going to school that have nut allergies and they end up sitting next to someone who is eating peanut butter sandwiches? Or, just plain peanuts?
Is this the slippery slope to communism?
Yep. Got to soften them up early. Today Soylent Beige (fake chicken nuggets). Tomorrow Soylent Green.
Hopenchange!
Yep. Got to soften them up early. Today Soylent Beige (fake chicken nuggets). Tomorrow Soylent Green.
Hopenchange!
Just another reason to home school or send them to private schools
Yep. Got to soften them up early. Today Soylent Beige (fake chicken nuggets). Tomorrow Soylent Green.
Hopenchange!
Just another reason to home school or send them to private schools
It isn't like 60% of this country can afford the insane cost of private school.
