Posted on 12/11/2014 1:31:23 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
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Most American kids attend public schools. On the other hand, the first daughters, Malia and Sasha, attend Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. Tuition per student at the private school is $36,264 per year (but that includes a hot lunch).
For Tuesday, Dec. 9, the scrumptious, bountiful lunch menu for both the middle school and the upper school at Sidwell Friends is:
Potato Sausage Soup; Firecracker Slaw; California Chef’s Salad; All Natural Jamaican Jerk Chicken Wings; Sweet Potato Black Bean Bake; Sautéed Local Greens; Gemelli Alfredo; Sliced Pineapple
This menu of completely free lunch items certainly sounds delicious and nutritious. Also, to be clear, it’s for a single day, not the entire week....
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I can see that this is a great opportunity for the entrepreneurial types in the student body to make money smuggling in candy bars and selling them. Just imagine - kids who would normally just be smoking in the boys' room, wolfing down doubles of Snickers bars in between classes.
This would freak the school control freaks out completely, and they'd overreact trying to arrest the little sugar freaks, and no doubt adopt a "zero tolerance" program to suppress it.
The "Good Kids" in school would stop trying to sneak in candy bars, and sooner or later the kids would only be able to obtain their contraband candy would be from the drug dealers, who always seem to find a way to get their product past the vice principal and the hall monitors.
Pssssst!!
Hey, Frosh!
Wanna buy a SNICKERS?
Too bad they aren’t old enough to vote yet!
True, but they will be...and they can bitch to their parents. That could secure some GOP votes...
Well they sent Amy Carter to DC public schools and we saw how THAT turned out, LOL.
Very familiar.
Yes, very.
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