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**Enjoymmsq** · 02-17-2007, 09:26 PM

Does not count those who are too proud, do not eat, and whose performance throughout the day shows it. Also does not count those who share breakfst meals at school- something we allow.

That's for both Wisconsin and my district's stats.

For the US as a whole, the picture is all too clear-
The 'proud', former-Middle Class can't support the next generation.

Er... you're counter-claiming that a minimum of 38% of all Wisconsin students are "too proud" to eat, or somehow have overcome the biological necessity of it?

Got a cite for that?

And why would kids have to share free breakfast's that are provided by the State? I thought they were poor, not the State of Wisconsin.

02-17-2007, 09:26 PM	#31
Enjoymmsq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 380 Senior Member	Does not count those who are too proud, do not eat, and whose performance throughout the day shows it. Also does not count those who share breakfst meals at school- something we allow. That's for both Wisconsin and my district's stats. For the US as a whole, the picture is all too clear- The 'proud', former-Middle Class can't support the next generation. Er... you're counter-claiming that a minimum of 38% of all Wisconsin students are "too proud" to eat, or somehow have overcome the biological necessity of it? Got a cite for that? And why would kids have to share free breakfast's that are provided by the State? I thought they were poor, not the State of Wisconsin.
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