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To: surely_you_jest

In our school I have a second grader. We just received a letter stating that during their snack time (which we have to send in as well as their lunch) there is to be no nut products. No peanut butter crackers or anything that has nuts in it or is made with nuts or peanut oil. Now I have to read labels and distinguish what I can send in because someone in her class has a nut allergy. She cannot take PB&J for lunch either. If she does she has to tell the teacher and sit away from the others. Something does not seem right to me about that.


59 posted on 09/27/2007 4:01:07 PM PDT by donnab
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To: donnab
The teacher is a nut. A kid with a nut allergy is going to be out of school and into the wide open world someday and cannot be protected.

Best the kid get on with learning what to do right from the beginning. That means he or she has to learn how to AVOID nuts.

61 posted on 09/27/2007 4:03:16 PM PDT by muawiyah
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To: donnab
We just received a letter stating that during their snack time (which we have to send in as well as their lunch) there is to be no nut products.

The sheeple are becoming very compliant (and complacent).

120 posted on 09/27/2007 10:10:06 PM PDT by Minutemen ("It's a Religion of Peace")
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