Salt Lake City School District Throws Out Student’s Lunches Over Unpaid Lunch Bill – After Lunches Were Already Served

Salt Lake City School District Throws Out Student's Lunches Over Unpaid Lunch Bill - After Lunches Were Already Served

Salt Lake City School District Throws Out Student’s Lunches Over Unpaid Lunch Bill – After Lunches Were Already Served

WOW!! Talk about stupid! They must have some real brainiacs working at the Salt Lake City School District! It must be a bunch of liberals running the Salt Lake City School District.

Who, other than a liberal, would think cafeteria servers are doing ANYONE a favor by taking a $3 lunch from a kid and throw it in the trash, and then turn around and give the same kids fruit and milk, probably costing the Salt Lake City School District a couple more dollars?

Instead of the school only losing a little money on the meal that the dumb asses threw in the trash, now they has to spend additional money to provide the fruit and milk. Whoever made the decision that this was the best way of handling the delinquent payments owed for previous lunches should be fired.

On top of the waste by the Salt Lake City School District, the students who had their lunch taken away from them and thrown in the trash must have also been humiliated and demoralized.

The school should have let the kids eat their lunches, and worked out the payments with the parents. If this is not possible, then they need to change the way that the school cafeteria is setup, so kids pay for their meals before they have it in their hands, which requires that the food be wasted.

Parents say about 50 elementary students in Salt Lake City had their school lunches thrown out because money was owed on their food accounts.

The lunches costing about $3 were taken from the children on Tuesday as they arrived at a pay station after cafeteria workers had given them the food.

Parent Erica Lukes said the action was humiliating and demoralizing for students.

The Salt Lake City School District said the move came after it realized a lot of students at Uintah (Yoo-IN-tah) Elementary owed money for previous lunches.

District spokesman Jason Olsen said cafeteria servers were not able to see who was in debt until lunches had already been given to students in line.

He said the lunches were thrown out because they couldn’t be served to another student. Students whose lunches were taken away were given fruit and milk.

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