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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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2002mommy June 6, 2010


Schools should set a healthy example and not have junk food available. What kids bring in their lunch box/bag is up to them and their parents. My child's school recently provided more healthy choices and my child now takes responsibility for herself.


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MagnetMom May 24, 2010


It's all about choices! Let there be healthy options, but so much of food health is fad/junk science, it's important that we not cut things to a point where kids go off campus to eat or refuse to eat at all.



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