Plan to search school lunches, limit snacks
sparks backlash in Pennsylvania district
NBC News,
by
Elisha Fieldstadt
Original Article
Posted By: NorthernDog,
4/5/2022 10:46:33 AM
A Pennsylvania school on Monday started limiting the amount of snacks students can bring to school, sparking outrage from some parents. A Facebook post from Aliquippa School District posted last week said that Aliquippa Junior/Senior High School students had started bringing an "excessive amounts of outside snacks," like shopping bags full of chips and canned drinks. Because of that, students' bags will be searched, the district said in the post. Anything more than one 4-ounce bag of chips and one beverage up to 20 ounces will be thrown out by security. Students who pack lunch will not get an
Reply 1 - Posted by:
marbles 4/5/2022 11:04:11 AM (No. 1119943)
Seems the school wants ( needs ) the kids to buy school lunches. Follow the money.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
BarryNo 4/5/2022 11:13:53 AM (No. 1119955)
Alliquippa doesnt follow the Constitution.
Alliquipp is a test, to see if Libs can get away with theft and control of the kids.
Alliquippa forgets that they can advise, but they must first recieve consent from the kid's guardians.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
volksford 4/5/2022 11:17:32 AM (No. 1119958)
The kids are practicing free enterprise and plain old capitalism .
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Remember during the Obama years, kids were starved into submission and forced to eat those nasty lunches she forced on the nation's kids? I do. My kids packed their lunches, and they hated what the school provided.
I also remember when Reagan was attacked for supposedly starving kids and seniors as well. My how the times have changed now that it is a democrat/Uniparty forcing our nation's kids to eat swill and forego their homemade lunch.
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
bldrrepub 4/5/2022 11:42:40 AM (No. 1119989)
My kids were in during the Obama years and the local school district (Yes, I know. Should've sent them to private) and frequently got notes about what we sent for lunch. My kids were happy, healthy, and of an appropriate weight. The reason they are doing this checking is not because of health or fitness concerns, but rather all kids should be equal and eat the same slop and to prevent enterprising kids from making extra money.
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
Sandpiper 4/5/2022 11:59:26 AM (No. 1120008)
You know, if the “selling” of snacks is what the admin objects to, then just outlaw selling food between students. Why penalize all students for the actions of a few unless snack-selling isn’t the real issue?
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
red1066 4/5/2022 12:06:53 PM (No. 1120019)
The snacks and drinks the kids are bringing in must be cutting into the profit the school system makes off of the crap served at school. When more than half of the food served at school cafeterias is thrown out by students because they don't like it, maybe it's time to reevaluate what's being served. My wife who has taught for about 40 years has noticed that kids just don't eat the school lunches because of the changes in the menu over the last five or six years. The lunches used to have really good food, and the kids ate them up. My wife would often times buy the school lunch especially before the Thanksgiving break. The cafeteria would have turkey and all the fixings one would want for a Thanksgiving dinner, and she said it was really good. Not anymore.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
Namma 4/5/2022 12:41:45 PM (No. 1120059)
I was one of those cafeteria ladies. We would cook a Thanksgiving dinner for the kids. We would get whole turkeys and cook them, with stuffing. Potatoes, corn, real home made turkey gravy. The food was delicious. Mac and cheese made from scratch. Cakes we baked, homemade pizza, chili, hamburgers, fried chicken, all made right in the cafeteria kitchen. The government would send commodities and we cooked them up. The butter was the best in the world. None of it was processed foods.
Now its so different, everything is processed. And too many people who know so much better about what to serve for lunch, because they have no taste buds! Mitche's lunches were horrible. the pizza crust tasted like cardboard. Terrible "food" We could tell if the kids liked the lunch by the size of the garbage bags. Kids like good food. serve it. It's worth the effort, and it pays off.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
edgar 4/5/2022 12:55:37 PM (No. 1120075)
Baby got snacks! Too bad. When I went to h.s. in W PA back in the 70's the school lunches were very good. My college meal plan food, not so much. But I give the cafeteria staff from back in the day high marks for serving good, quality meals.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
mc squared 4/5/2022 1:07:08 PM (No. 1120088)
I wish I had a child in 'that' district. This White-Supremicist-TerroristParent would show them what terrorism is. Don't touch my kid or their lunch!
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
DVC 4/5/2022 1:24:20 PM (No. 1120116)
NONE of their business what kids bring to eat. NOT within their purview. Find out who is doing this and fire them.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
PrayerWarrior 4/5/2022 1:48:39 PM (No. 1120141)
It's all about control folks...the New World Order. You will do what we tell you to do, and be happy. Apparently these School Nazis forgot they are dealing with American parents, not subservient slaves doing their bidding. RESIST!
Stop messing with our kids! Go Mama Bears and Papa Bears! From CRT, to Transgender grooming to now what the KIDS EAT! ENOUGH!
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It's the parents' responsibility to feed their kids.
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Apparently the 'free lunches' are inedible so kids are brining something to munch on.