Goes4ever
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LUCKILY for him and us he does not a health issue that skipping meals would cause him trouble. That was one of the first things I thought of myself, if he had a problem with blood sugar he could have gotten very sick from going that long w/o food.RON (PA) said:After discussing this with my wife, she thought of two other problems that may or may not have been addressed.
1). Taking the tray away from a child is embarrassing and maybe form of child abuse because she is
withholding food and nutrition from a child. This is dispicable and maybe we should call Children and
Youth Services on the cafeteria worker.
2). I don't think you ever mentioned any health problems that your son has. If you child is a diabetic (or has
other health problems where a constant food supply is needed) and the food was withheld, that could
have resulted in a very serious situation for him and you.
I will call and speak with him tomarrow and then ask to speak to his supervisor, then the next and the next. He offered to speak with me, so.....I will make the call. Anyone else? E-mail is not a proper way? Was taking away a childs plate in front of their peers? Making a "Kid" go hungry? Let's make a small difference in this 







