Nanny State Overload
In a locally unprecedented move, the School District of Philadelphia will hold principals accountable for the number of students eating breakfast in their schools.Breakfast participation will be part of the report card that rates principals each year, along with categories such as attendance and math and reading performance.All 165,000 students in Philadelphia public schools, regardless of income, are eligible for free breakfasts. But just 54,000 ate breakfast last year, district figures show...............
Jonathan Stein, a lawyer with Community Legal Services, whose efforts - along with those of Public Citizens for Children and Youth (PCCY) - helped bring about the move....."This is the first accountability system for school meals in the history of the school system," Stein said. "It's very exciting."
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
YOU WILL EAT BREAKFAST AT SCHOOL ! ! ! !
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