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As I said...slippery slope
School May Install ‘Trash-Cams’ To Spy on Kids Tossing Veggies
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostTSA does the same thing. There are warehouses of scanners that they ordered and never broke the plastic on
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Originally posted by SS Junk View PostIthave the kid's personal info anyway. What is bitching about it going to do?
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Originally posted by SS Junk View PostIt's a biometrics device. I believe it is to save time. My kid's school allows only 13 minutes for lunch. That's from the time he gets out of class until his next one. Who cares anyway. They have the kid's personal info anyway. What is bitching about it going to do?
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Originally posted by jyro View PostHow can you ask for a increase every year like school systems do if you have anything left over the previous year? It's such a common practice all school districts have to rent warehouse space to store all the unused items from years past, ever seen pallets 4 foot tall of brand new 5 year old laptops still in plastic, I have, pallets of Cisco routers sitting unused brand new from years ago. Whole warehouses full of things obsolete that their afraid to sell off because they wasted so much money. It pisses me off.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by jyro View PostNORTH CAROLINA - A North Carolina grandmother is very upset after her granddaughter’s home-made lunch was taken away at school.
School officials said it wasn't nutritious enough.
It happened to a 5-year-old pre-k student. The student's lunch was taken away and she was forced to eat cafeteria chicken nuggets.
The girl’s original lunch consisted of a turkey and cheese sandwich on white wheat bread, potato chips, a banana and apple juice.
The assistant superintendent of the school system says he agrees that the lunch was healthy, but he says it was missing milk, a key part of what is considered to be a healthy meal under state guidelines.
Read more: http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/news/nat...#ixzz28k8RIpvg
Holy shit I would have flipped the fuck out if I was the parent in this scenario.
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In my experience, it's almost always operator error, sometimes hardware failure, but never software error.
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Originally posted by Nash B. View PostI don't know if it's a handheld scanner or they pass their hands over it, but it's definitely not going to be slower than the lunch attendant entering a student ID or name.Yeah, that's a whole 6-10 teachers for one year!
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Originally posted by Treasure Chest View PostHere's the thing. Most kids don't pay cash daily. They have their credits on account. They type in the kid's student ID, and their meal is debited from the account. Scanning a palm is no faster than having the lunch attendant type in a 5 or 6 digit student ID or looking up the student by last name.Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostCan't afford teachers, but can spend 300k on this BS AND the fees and costs of keeping it working, keeping the system updated and so forth.
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Originally posted by jyro View PostNORTH CAROLINA - A North Carolina grandmother is very upset after her granddaughter’s home-made lunch was taken away at school.
School officials said it wasn't nutritious enough.
It happened to a 5-year-old pre-k student. The student's lunch was taken away and she was forced to eat cafeteria chicken nuggets.
The girl’s original lunch consisted of a turkey and cheese sandwich on white wheat bread, potato chips, a banana and apple juice.
The assistant superintendent of the school system says he agrees that the lunch was healthy, but he says it was missing milk, a key part of what is considered to be a healthy meal under state guidelines.
Read more: http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/news/nat...#ixzz28k8RIpvg
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I guess you missed this one in the news
Originally posted by Redd View PostPack the kid a school lunch then... sheesh.
School officials said it wasn't nutritious enough.
It happened to a 5-year-old pre-k student. The student's lunch was taken away and she was forced to eat cafeteria chicken nuggets.
The girl’s original lunch consisted of a turkey and cheese sandwich on white wheat bread, potato chips, a banana and apple juice.
The assistant superintendent of the school system says he agrees that the lunch was healthy, but he says it was missing milk, a key part of what is considered to be a healthy meal under state guidelines.
Read more: http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/news/nat...#ixzz28k8RIpvg
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they have to spend it or they won't get it next year
Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostCan't afford teachers, but can spend 300k on this BS AND the fees and costs of keeping it working, keeping the system updated and so forth.
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