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Parents go to state representative about gov looking into school lunch bags.
1) Should gov look into your kids lunch bag? ______
2) Should gov decide or evaluate food inside
homemade lunches? ______
3) Should gov give kids food - including milk or meat - if they think that the child needs that even if a family is vegans and give their child a meat/milk alternative? ______
4) Do you think government is intruding? ________
5) Do you think there should be public schools for different needs such as Liberty schools that teach self-reliance and dependency/gov intervention schools? _____
6) Do you want your kids lunch bag to be reviewed to see if it meets FDA stds?___
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Answer
1) Should gov look into your kids lunch bag? What is this- communism? No
2) Should gov decide or evaluate food inside homemade lunches? No, I'm pretty confident in my parenting skills,and I trust others to do the same.
3) Should gov give kids food - including milk or meat - if they think that the child needs that even if a family is vegans and give their child a meat/milk alternative? No way, unless of course we are talking about china where that kind of intervening is accepted.
4) Do you think government is intruding? Yes, they seem to think they are the parents of all these kids.
5) Do you think there should be public schools fordifferent needs suchas Libertyschools that teach self-reliance and dependency/gov intervention schools? That actually a really good idea. I was raised by a single-non-working mom and whoa, I sure was surprised that health care, food, and shelter isn't free when I moved out.
6) Do you want your kids lunch bag to be reviewed to see if it meets FDA stds? Not by anyone that isn't me.
1) Should gov look into your kids lunch bag? What is this- communism? No
2) Should gov decide or evaluate food inside homemade lunches? No, I'm pretty confident in my parenting skills,and I trust others to do the same.
3) Should gov give kids food - including milk or meat - if they think that the child needs that even if a family is vegans and give their child a meat/milk alternative? No way, unless of course we are talking about china where that kind of intervening is accepted.
4) Do you think government is intruding? Yes, they seem to think they are the parents of all these kids.
5) Do you think there should be public schools fordifferent needs suchas Libertyschools that teach self-reliance and dependency/gov intervention schools? That actually a really good idea. I was raised by a single-non-working mom and whoa, I sure was surprised that health care, food, and shelter isn't free when I moved out.
6) Do you want your kids lunch bag to be reviewed to see if it meets FDA stds? Not by anyone that isn't me.
totes for school???!!!?
Q. i'm a 13 year old 8th grader that goes to this really small country school and for next year my teachers are trying this new thing that we are not allowed to go to our lockers in btw classes so we have to carry all of our books with us..... so do you think i should get a tote to carry my books... and if so what should i look like????
Answer
If your school will allow you to do it, the rolling suitcases or totes on wheels are a healthier way to move a heavy load. In recent years doctors have seen a significant rise in back problems in kids your age or a little older, and it seems connected to carrying lots of heavy books. If your school won't allow you to pull your books, use a proper backpack (and show your teachers the article below). Sorry to say, tote bags are the cutest solution but also the one that's the worst for you. Save them just for lightweight stuff.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6109088.stm
If your school will allow you to do it, the rolling suitcases or totes on wheels are a healthier way to move a heavy load. In recent years doctors have seen a significant rise in back problems in kids your age or a little older, and it seems connected to carrying lots of heavy books. If your school won't allow you to pull your books, use a proper backpack (and show your teachers the article below). Sorry to say, tote bags are the cutest solution but also the one that's the worst for you. Save them just for lightweight stuff.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6109088.stm
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