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To: Libloather
Bob Barnes, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction for Hoke County schools, told the Fayetteville Observer...the DHHS representative examined six lunches in the class that day, Jan. 30, and found that one did not meet federal nutritional standards. The child's mother and grandmother told CJ that the child was told she had to eat a cafeteria lunch, but Barnes told the Observer that this was a misunderstanding on the part of the 4-year-old.

"We are not the lunch bag police," Barnes told the Observer. "We would never put a child in any type of embarrassing situation. But we are responsible to see that every child gets a nutritious meal.

69 posted on 02/17/2012 7:51:01 AM PST by rawhide
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To: rawhide

Bob Barnes should be unemployed, today.

At my grandsons daycare....if a child is not going to eat the lunch provided by the daycare, they have to have a doctors note and the lunch from home is strictly monitored. Must have a protein, vegetable and fruit. And, NO peanuts!!


74 posted on 02/17/2012 7:59:37 AM PST by Jrabbit
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