GoonSquad
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21 Feb 2014, 9:57 am
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Up to 40 kids at Uintah Elementary in Salt Lake City picked up their lunches Tuesday, then watched as the meals were taken and thrown away because of outstanding balances on their accounts — a move that shocked and angered parents.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
Way to go Morons... er... Mormons.
Sweetleaf
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21 Feb 2014, 10:28 am
21 Feb 2014, 11:10 am
21 Feb 2014, 11:41 am
GoonSquad wrote:
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Way to go Morons... er... Mormons.
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Up to 40 kids at Uintah Elementary in Salt Lake City picked up their lunches Tuesday, then watched as the meals were taken and thrown away because of outstanding balances on their accounts — a move that shocked and angered parents.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
Way to go Morons... er... Mormons.
I must have missed where it said this decision was made by a Mormon.
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21 Feb 2014, 11:52 am
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21 Feb 2014, 11:53 am
Raptor wrote:
GoonSquad wrote:
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Way to go Morons... er... Mormons.
Quote:
Up to 40 kids at Uintah Elementary in Salt Lake City picked up their lunches Tuesday, then watched as the meals were taken and thrown away because of outstanding balances on their accounts — a move that shocked and angered parents.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
"It was pretty traumatic and humiliating," said Erica Lukes, whose 11-year-old daughter had her cafeteria lunch taken from her as she stood in line Tuesday at Uintah Elementary School, 1571 E. 1300 South.
Lukes said as far as she knew, she was all paid up. "I think it’s despicable," she said. "These are young children that shouldn’t be punished or humiliated for something the parents obviously need to clear up."
Jason Olsen, a Salt Lake City District spokesman, said the district’s child-nutrition department became aware that Uintah had a large number of students who owed money for lunches.
As a result, the child-nutrition manager visited the school and decided to withhold lunches to deal with the issue, he said.
But cafeteria workers weren’t able to see which children owed money until they had already received lunches, Olsen explained.
Way to go Morons... er... Mormons.
I must have missed where it said this decision was made by a Mormon.
There is a good chance it was, being Utah is heavily populated by mormons.....but its true that doesn't mean they were for sure mormon.
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21 Feb 2014, 1:12 pm
21 Feb 2014, 1:36 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
Goes to show you how when it comes down between money and caring for children for right wing business (and by their actions, they were most assuredly right wing), money wins out every time.
Thank you for your attempt at turning this into a flame war.
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21 Feb 2014, 2:09 pm
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Goes to show you how when it comes down between money and caring for children for right wing business (and by their actions, they were most assuredly right wing), money wins out every time.
Thank you for your attempt at turning this into a flame war.
Pot, meet Kettle.
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21 Feb 2014, 2:31 pm
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Goes to show you how when it comes down between money and caring for children for right wing business (and by their actions, they were most assuredly right wing), money wins out every time.
Thank you for your attempt at turning this into a flame war.
Well, explain to me how I'm wrong.
21 Feb 2014, 2:42 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Goes to show you how when it comes down between money and caring for children for right wing business (and by their actions, they were most assuredly right wing), money wins out every time.
Thank you for your attempt at turning this into a flame war.
Well, explain to me how I'm wrong.
You're the one that jumped in there and blamed right wing businesses.
Explain how you're right.
Besides, it was the school, not any evil right wing business that confiscated the lunches.
Kraichgauer
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21 Feb 2014, 3:51 pm
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Goes to show you how when it comes down between money and caring for children for right wing business (and by their actions, they were most assuredly right wing), money wins out every time.
Thank you for your attempt at turning this into a flame war.
Well, explain to me how I'm wrong.
You're the one that jumped in there and blamed right wing businesses.
Explain how you're right.
Besides, it was the school, not any evil right wing business that confiscated the lunches.
As I understood it, the company found that they weren't getting paid for providing those lunches. But I agree - the school deserves to be taken to task for heir heartlessness, too.
Red states (shakes head derisively).
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