APS providing dinner

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Disgusting waste of taxpayer funds!

I sort of agree with you- I wish my local taxes could go to something else but since your orange president is so hellbent on keeping food out of the mouths of hungry kids, this is where we are, and I'm glad APS is doing something about it. If you don't like it, complain to Trump and the Rs in congress who won't open the fed govt.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How will they verify people actually need this and

will go hungry without it?

It’s a temporary program limited to 250 meals a night at each high school. It will be ok. APS doesn’t need to quiz people on when they ate their last meal.

I care about programs including 250 meals a night at school going to people who actually need them.

You can’t be serious!! We just talked about stigma, and you want people to fill out a questionnaire at the entrance indicating their level of hunger? There will be no verification of any kind. And no questions.

People just want to complain about APS.

A-holes find new ways of being a-holes every day.

Yes, APS staff do.

APS staff aren't a-holes. They are trying to feed hungry families FFS.

You are human garbage. GFY.

Thanks for the suggestion. It was great!😍

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How will they verify people actually need this and

will go hungry without it?

It’s a temporary program limited to 250 meals a night at each high school. It will be ok. APS doesn’t need to quiz people on when they ate their last meal.

I care about programs including 250 meals a night at school going to people who actually need them.

You can’t be serious!! We just talked about stigma, and you want people to fill out a questionnaire at the entrance indicating their level of hunger? There will be no verification of any kind. And no questions.

People just want to complain about APS.

A-holes find new ways of being a-holes every day.

Yes, APS staff do.

APS staff aren't a-holes. They are trying to feed hungry families FFS.

You are human garbage. GFY.

In Arlington, questioning of government or school programs or policies or use of taxpayer funds results in being called human garbage (or worse).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How will they verify people actually need this and

will go hungry without it?

It’s a temporary program limited to 250 meals a night at each high school. It will be ok. APS doesn’t need to quiz people on when they ate their last meal.

I care about programs including 250 meals a night at school going to people who actually need them.

You can’t be serious!! We just talked about stigma, and you want people to fill out a questionnaire at the entrance indicating their level of hunger? There will be no verification of any kind. And no questions.

People just want to complain about APS.

A-holes find new ways of being a-holes every day.

Yes, APS staff do.

APS staff aren't a-holes. They are trying to feed hungry families FFS.

You are human garbage. GFY.

In Arlington, questioning of government or school programs or policies or use of taxpayer funds results in being called human garbage (or worse).

A program that feeds people when the POS POTUS has cut off SNAP benefits?

Yes. Total garbage.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How will they verify people actually need this and

will go hungry without it?

It’s a temporary program limited to 250 meals a night at each high school. It will be ok. APS doesn’t need to quiz people on when they ate their last meal.

I care about programs including 250 meals a night at school going to people who actually need them.

You can’t be serious!! We just talked about stigma, and you want people to fill out a questionnaire at the entrance indicating their level of hunger? There will be no verification of any kind. And no questions.

People just want to complain about APS.

A-holes find new ways of being a-holes every day.

Yes, APS staff do.

APS staff aren't a-holes. They are trying to feed hungry families FFS.

You are human garbage. GFY.

In Arlington, questioning of government or school programs or policies or use of taxpayer funds results in being called human garbage (or worse).

If the fed govt would pay what it should then we wouldn't have to spend money on this. so complain to your orange president.

[Anonymous]

Is anyone showing up for these dinners?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone showing up for these dinners?

I hope so. We don’t need the help at this time so we wouldn’t go - wouldn’t want to take food out of a hungry family’s mouths. At the same time, it definitely has a soup kitchen vibe if it’s just people down on their luck. There needs to be some “community” aspect for this to be most effective.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is anyone showing up for these dinners?

I hope so. We don’t need the help at this time so we wouldn’t go - wouldn’t want to take food out of a hungry family’s mouths. At the same time, it definitely has a soup kitchen vibe if it’s just people down on their luck. There needs to be some “community” aspect for this to be most effective.

DD said the cafeteria at her HS school was empty Monday night at 6pm, but maybe people come in later. She and her friends really wanted to grab dinner while there (they love school lunch) but they knew it wasn't for them and didn't.

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Anonymous wrote:How will they verify people actually need this and

will go hungry without it?

It’s a temporary program limited to 250 meals a night at each high school. It will be ok. APS doesn’t need to quiz people on when they ate their last meal.

I care about programs including 250 meals a night at school going to people who actually need them.

You can’t be serious!! We just talked about stigma, and you want people to fill out a questionnaire at the entrance indicating their level of hunger? There will be no verification of any kind. And no questions.

People just want to complain about APS.

A-holes find new ways of being a-holes every day.

Yes, APS staff do.

APS staff aren't a-holes. They are trying to feed hungry families FFS.

You are human garbage. GFY.

In Arlington, questioning of government or school programs or policies or use of taxpayer funds results in being called human garbage (or worse).

when our local govt is stepping up to put food in mouths so kids don't starve - which is what your president is doing to them - then yes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is anyone showing up for these dinners?

I hope so. We don’t need the help at this time so we wouldn’t go - wouldn’t want to take food out of a hungry family’s mouths. At the same time, it definitely has a soup kitchen vibe if it’s just people down on their luck. There needs to be some “community” aspect for this to be most effective.

DD said the cafeteria at her HS school was empty Monday night at 6pm, but maybe people come in later. She and her friends really wanted to grab dinner while there (they love school lunch) but they knew it wasn't for them and didn't.

Tell her to go! We went occasionally to pick up lunches during the pandemic. We didn't need it financially but we did it because we're in a high income area so we wanted to keep participation up for those who did truly need it so they would keep the site open, to reduce stigma if more people go, and to keep that oh so tenuous connection to school during virtual learning. So I guess that last one was for community.

[Anonymous]

I wonder what they do with leftover food? Do any shelters accept cooked food?

[Anonymous]

Here's a story on the first day. They were ready for 250 meals st each HS.
No articles I could find on numbers showing up.
https://wamu.org/story/25/11/07/in-photos-arlington-high-schools-feeding-families-during-the-government-shutdown/

[Anonymous]

APS email on Friday said the meals will continue until Dec. 5 at W-L and Wakefield only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:APS email on Friday said the meals will continue until Dec. 5 at W-L and Wakefield only.

Why?