Bud

My son has disabilities and was transferred to this school. Unbeknownst to us, they don't serve breakfast like every other school. When lunch time arrived he was suppose to go home on the bus. The bus NEVER showed up. He had to sit in the cafeteria and watch everyone eat for 30 mins. He cried and pointed to his mouth and said EAT. They denied him food because they didn't have any extra. ARE KIDDING ME? They said they only order enough food for each student. So if one order gets ruined, some child doesn't eat, if a child drops his tray, oh well you don't eat. I guess no student was absent that day, has that happened once in the days of covid or any other year? The bottom line is...if you can watch a child cry for food while you eat, you shouldn't be a teacher, principle or lunch lady. This is so sickening... After his 3rd day, he will be going back to his old civilized school.