School Cafeteria Worker Fired for Giving Food to a Child Who Couldn't Pay
The school day lasts between 7 and 8 hours a day. This means that lunchtime falls during the school day. While some students qualify for free lunch, most need to bring money to pay for their lunch. In many schools, if a student doesn't have the money for lunch, they are offered a free peanut and butter jelly sandwich. In other schools, students are given a lunch along with a note for their parents saying that they need to put money on their child's account to get them in good standing. This was the policy at a New Hampshire school, but unfortunately, when a cafeteria worker followed the school's policy, she was fired.
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