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Middle school students have created a market for happy crack. They have been seen buying, selling and trading these baggies of Kool-aid. Nothing illegal, but disruptive?
Where did they get the idea to do this?
The school is right, IMHO.
could have been worse. Could have been jelly donuts.
We used to do that in the 60’s! We also used to get bags of Jello for the same nefarious purpose. It was like Lik-a-maid, only better.
But not as serious as some.
I can see a point, but it is the hysterical over-reaction that gets me.
A reaction to Moochille’s horrible lunches?
This is a direct result of Mooochell Obama’s “NO SUGAR” food policy in schools.
She wants kids in school to ONLY eat her government approved food and nothing else.
Of course, (like all rat officials in Washington) her own kids are exempt from these insane draconian food laws.
We all know that koolaid is dangerous stuff. Look what it did at Jonestown!
During the 80’s, I picked up some Fireball jawbreakers from a local Price Club in Maryland. I found out that my kids were selling them at their schools for a 12 cent per jawbreaker profit. This continued until the jawbreaker fad wore off. I suspect that if the powers-that-be in this article had left things alone, that fad would have died out as well.
Why on earth would anyone name an elementary school Eagles Nest?
These babies burn like lightning!!
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