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So now we as parents cant control what our own children eat for lunch.
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I am very sorry to hear about this, comrade.
This is really scary. Why should the burden be placed on the parent "for medical purposes"? If you want to look farther, I know Doctorate level men that are working for the Dept of Ag, that are setting up a program where EVERY farmer can only plant what the gov tells them, and use only the seed or breeding stock that the gov allows. We have seen the cases where farmers are in legal trouble for planting their own seeds, and not using the genetically modified (mutilated) seed from Monsanto.
Has anyone else notice the rise of people developing very serious health problems with gluten related foods was never even heard of until the genetically modified crops were fully in place?
Feed the masses mandated food to make them sick, and then control the healthcare....Tom Clancy could have written this mystery.
Has anyone else notice the rise of people developing very serious health problems with gluten related foods was never even heard of until the genetically modified crops were fully in place?
Feed the masses mandated food to make them sick, and then control the healthcare....Tom Clancy could have written this mystery.
The hypocrisy is even better. If you don't pay the lunch fees for the crap the kids won't eat they don't get a full lunch but a PB&J and a milk. Thankfully we get to pay more for our daughter's meals to support those kids getting 2x free meals a day.
I'm sorry, but I would be at the office the first thing in the morning and advise them that this is MY child, not theirs. And if they have a problem with what I feed MY child, then we can take this to the next level. I am very sorry to hear this. Put up a good fight, contact and attorney, and set an example. I wish this would happen to me...I'd be glad to be boisterous!
Call me skeptical. What school? We have the Federal lunch program and there's no such rule I've seen. If there were, I wouldn't enforce it.
There's no letterhead, and why Mark out the name of the school official? Everything they do that isn't individualized is public domain.
I'll need more evidence before I buy this. Sorry. What preschool is it? That'd be a nice start. Btw, our district has a preschool program, as well, and some of their parents pack lunches all the time. This may be the local school doing this for some reason and blaming the Feds. I'd really look into the source of it, if I were in your shoes, then publicise it, but with much more detail.
There's no letterhead, and why Mark out the name of the school official? Everything they do that isn't individualized is public domain.
I'll need more evidence before I buy this. Sorry. What preschool is it? That'd be a nice start. Btw, our district has a preschool program, as well, and some of their parents pack lunches all the time. This may be the local school doing this for some reason and blaming the Feds. I'd really look into the source of it, if I were in your shoes, then publicise it, but with much more detail.
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So what will they do if you send your kid with a lunch anyway?
Well, I found this online
Chicago school bans some lunches brought from home - Chicago Tribune
Chicago school bans some lunches brought from home - Chicago Tribune
I can't speak for what goes on these days, but in my years in public school (admittedly over 25 years ago) I never saw letterhead and every note was on paper without letterhead ranging from goldenrod to mint green.
The origin of the story appears to be this blog:
What the wha??? A doctors note for GMO's... - Mom Dot
The blog cites that it received the letter from a personal friend named Linda, whom is linked in the article. Here is her contact information:
About - My 2 Crazy Curls
She lives in Richmond, VA.
What the wha??? A doctors note for GMO's... - Mom Dot
The blog cites that it received the letter from a personal friend named Linda, whom is linked in the article. Here is her contact information:
About - My 2 Crazy Curls
She lives in Richmond, VA.
FLorida has the same Federal rules as Indiana for food programs. I'm always cautious to do it, because there's plenty of dumb stuff out there that is real, but no I'm ready to call BS on the original Floridian who made this claim. Still, the school personnel could have done it and tried to blame federal law.
Public schools aren't the only fertile ground for dumb ideas. Anywhere people gather, dumb ideas can sprout.
The lesson here...question everything. Especially in the political forum.
Thanks for clearing it up, Gunner.
Public schools aren't the only fertile ground for dumb ideas. Anywhere people gather, dumb ideas can sprout.
The lesson here...question everything. Especially in the political forum.
Thanks for clearing it up, Gunner.
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