Posted on 12/14/2014 12:15:37 PM PST by Morgana
FULL TITLE: School 'bribes' kids with bikes and iPods to persuade them eat Michelle Obama's healthy lunches
There's only one thing to do when the kids won't eat their vegetables: bribe them.
At least that's what some Colorado schools are doing now that Michelle Obama's Healthy and Hunger Free Kids Act has scared students away from their school lunch programs, according to KUSA.
Jefferson County Public Schools now has a 'Hungry to Win' raffle program, EagNews reports. Each time a student buys a lunch, they are entered in the raffle for a chance to win prizes such as jump ropes, kites, iTunes gift cards, and even bicycles and iPods.
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I might swallow some Moochie tripe for that.
Uncle Sam in a Santa Claus suit. Ho! Ho! Ho!
What do they mean by "buys a lunch"?
I’m thinking about the “zoo keepers” with bulbous heads in the very first pilot star trek episode.
How about we “bribe” them with actual food?
They could buy a jump rope at the dollar store for less than a Moo meal.
Obviously, it’s too much to ask for them to find some way to make veggies which kids would WANT to eat?
I would rather eat the iPod. Not sure about the bike.
Hmmm. We had veggies and a salad every night and fresh fruit and carrots or celery every day along with a good sandwich. My mother made our lunches while we ate breakfast.
I would be shocked, shocked if any law enforcement seriously looked into this.
Yet moochie feeds low income black adults free fried chicken for voting democrate
From the Headlines today Obama will have to lunch on Cold Tongue from his frequent dalliances in a secret meeting place according to the Papers.
School Lunches INDEED.
Be good little proles and eat your govt sh1t sandwich. Here’s a bike.
Seems pretty desperate & pathetic when school lunches are so bad that kids have to be bribed to eat them.
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