I'm confused. Would you rather more kids are "left out" or less kids? I mean, it would be worse if only a couple kids didn't get pizza, right? Or do you think its worse to have only a few kids get pizza?


On a similar topic: When my bro-in-law graduated from 8th grade catholic school, he was in a class with like 23 kids. At the ceremony, they gave out academic awards to the top 20 kids in the class. THAT is cold. Basically announcing to everyone at the graduation who the 3 dumb kids in class are as they sit there alone while their classmates receive an award.

That's actually a really good question, BC.

It's not really about the pizza, it's more about the week itself.
For 4 out of 5 school days, certain students will be reminded daily that other kids are "getting something" that they can't have.
The separate lunch/recess and then the special lunch on Thursday.
Again, we're talking about 8 year olds. Maybe none of this matters in the long run, but ultimately I'm hoping that the letter might not
be anything more than a subliminal "You parents are doing a GREAT job. Your kid is responsible!" message meant to
keep the parents on our toes and maybe every student came home with the same letter.
I guess I'll find out next week.

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