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Over 7,000 students see their lunch debts wiped after $1 million donation - Good Morning America
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At least the school took the donation this time. Wasn't there a school, a few years ago, that had an offer of a donation like this and they refused the money?
Wisconsin School District Rejects Universal Free Lunches So Kids Won't Get 'Spoiled'
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/school-lunch-debt-controversy-wyoming-valley-west-school-district-pennsylvania-accepts-donation-2019-07-24/
actually this is what I was thinking about. I forgot about yours.
It'd be funny if we weren't talking kids going hungry in our own fucking community.
Ofc there are multiple examples that fit the bill.
I hate it here.
Oh. My. God. The premise was revolting enough. I CAN NOT believe they could go a whole full step further and refuse the payment.
Is the orphancrushing machine, in fact, the easier, softer way? Not advocating murder or crushing or starving children whose parents are poor, but no one belongs in a place like this.