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Allysona 14 hours ago


No, they should simply strive for really healthy choices.


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jlrichert August 31, 2010


No. Schools should serve healthy meals; provide healthy vending snacks; health classes should teach healthy eating habits. But, what comes from home should not be policed by the schools.


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Mandolyn June 9, 2010


A strict policy yes, a zero tolerance policy no. Zero tolerance policies never work well.



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