PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
not even the black vote?.....
Zero balance? No soup for you!
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maineman
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all eleven of them
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
do all eleven live in Newark?......
maineman
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stupid shit... go back and read your own post #41. We're talking about Utah, not New Jersey. idiot.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
you don't mistakenly think that makes your comment intelligent, do you?.....
maineman
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the fact that you can't carry on a conversation without getting lost has nothing to do with MY intelligence, PiMP.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
you don't own me.....
maineman
Banned
thank God... if I did, I'd want to sell you immediately, but who the fuck would pay a plugged nickel for a bumbling fuck like you who can't even keep up with a conversation? I'd probably just put you out on the curb with a sign around your neck saying "bonafide idiot, free for the taking".
A Southwest Florida student says her lunch was thrown away when she ran out of money on her account.
"When she got to the end of the line to pay she was twenty cents short," said Bill Shrout who has a granddaughter in the 8th grade. "The person at the end of the line took the meal, threw it in the garbage."
http://www.fox4now.com/features/4inyourcorner/School-district-responds-to-lunch-payment-controversy-243615441.html
"When she got to the end of the line to pay she was twenty cents short," said Bill Shrout who has a granddaughter in the 8th grade. "The person at the end of the line took the meal, threw it in the garbage."
http://www.fox4now.com/features/4inyourcorner/School-district-responds-to-lunch-payment-controversy-243615441.html
Massachusetts parents are outraged and at least one worker has been placed on administrative leave after about 25 students Robert J. Coelho Middle School in Attleboro were forced to throw away their lunches over concerns that they could not pay for the food.
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/04/school-forces-25-hungry-students-to-throw-away-lunches-when-they-couldnt-pay/
Parents said that some students cried and went home hungry.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/04/school-forces-25-hungry-students-to-throw-away-lunches-when-they-couldnt-pay/
Missouri students have lunches taken and thrown away by school staff
Parents are outraged following the Moberly School District's decision Thursday to not allow students to eat school meals if the students owed lunch money to the school.
According to a Moberly High School student at least a dozen students weren't allowed to eat and had their lunches taken away.
Johnnie Carden said his son in 9th grade was embarrassed when the lunch workers dumped his lunch in the trash.
"He got to where he goes to pay for it and I guess he had a negative balance," said Carden. "So they took his tray from him and dumped it out. My son said he wasn't the only kid it was happening to. It was happening to other kids"
http://ontd-political.livejournal.com/10524234.html#ixzz2sSC6B2LQ
Parents are outraged following the Moberly School District's decision Thursday to not allow students to eat school meals if the students owed lunch money to the school.
According to a Moberly High School student at least a dozen students weren't allowed to eat and had their lunches taken away.
Johnnie Carden said his son in 9th grade was embarrassed when the lunch workers dumped his lunch in the trash.
"He got to where he goes to pay for it and I guess he had a negative balance," said Carden. "So they took his tray from him and dumped it out. My son said he wasn't the only kid it was happening to. It was happening to other kids"
http://ontd-political.livejournal.com/10524234.html#ixzz2sSC6B2LQ
No money? No lunch for you in New Jersey district.
That's the procedure put in place by the Willingboro Board of Education.
If a student comes through the lunch line and their parents haven't kept their lunch account funded, and they have no cash on hand, their lunch will be taken away and thrown in the trash.
The Willingboro Board of Education has instructed its food service vendor to follow that new procedure when kids can't pay for lunch.
"In the past the Willingboro School District, has provided humanitarian meals to students who have been unable to pay for them. . .If a student goes through the food service line and it is discovered that the student does not have the required funds for a meal, the Chartwell Food service representative has been instructed by the Willingboro Board of Education to withhold the meal from the student, with the understanding that such meal cannot be re-served and must be discarded."
The Passaic Public School District and the East Orange Public School District have also eliminated and/or limited "humanitarian" meals.
During 2013, the cost to Willingboro taxpayers for the humanitarian meals was $46,261.
The board statement said that money "could have been used in a variety of other ways to enrich the students' learning experience."
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Willingboro-Schools-May-Throw-Out-Lunches-223193791.html
That's the procedure put in place by the Willingboro Board of Education.
If a student comes through the lunch line and their parents haven't kept their lunch account funded, and they have no cash on hand, their lunch will be taken away and thrown in the trash.
The Willingboro Board of Education has instructed its food service vendor to follow that new procedure when kids can't pay for lunch.
"In the past the Willingboro School District, has provided humanitarian meals to students who have been unable to pay for them. . .If a student goes through the food service line and it is discovered that the student does not have the required funds for a meal, the Chartwell Food service representative has been instructed by the Willingboro Board of Education to withhold the meal from the student, with the understanding that such meal cannot be re-served and must be discarded."
The Passaic Public School District and the East Orange Public School District have also eliminated and/or limited "humanitarian" meals.
During 2013, the cost to Willingboro taxpayers for the humanitarian meals was $46,261.
The board statement said that money "could have been used in a variety of other ways to enrich the students' learning experience."
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Willingboro-Schools-May-Throw-Out-Lunches-223193791.html