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Students at an Attleboro, Massachusetts, middle school went hungry this week, if they had a negative balance on their pre-paid lunch cards.
Five cents of debt was enough for cafeteria employees at the Coehlo Middle School to instruct kids at least one day this week to dump out the food they would have normally eaten, CNN affiliate WJAR in Rhode Island reported.
About 25 children left the lunchroom with empty stomachs, said Whitson's Culinary Group in a statement. The company runs the school's cafeteria.
Kids with a negative balance usually receive "a cheese sandwich, a fruit and vegetable, and milk." Then the company contacts the parents about payment.
Originally posted by GreenGlassDoor
Welcome to real life: if you do not pay you will not eat.
Since schools are supposed to be preparing youngsters for life this will be one of those lessons that actually mean something.
Originally posted by GreenGlassDoor
Reply to post by elevatedone
Welcome to real life: if you do not pay you will not eat.
Since schools are supposed to be preparing youngsters for life this will be one of those lessons that actually mean something.
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