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[quote=Anonymous]This happened to my 5th grader last year. They had a late lunch period so they were allowed to bring a snack that is eaten earlier in the day. Some kids retrieve their snacks from the cart where the lunches are stored and I'm pretty sure that is when the bag of SunChips was being taken from my DS's lunch. What helped was putting the good stuff on the bottom of the lunch bag and putting the sandwich on top of it. I don't think the thief had enough time to dig through the bag to get what he wanted.

For the record, we pretty much know who took the chips because it was easy to see who was eating and identical bag of SunChips at snack time but it's a hard accusation to make and would have caused more fuss than it was worth. I did let the teacher know that the chips were disappearing but once I rearranged the lunch bag, the problem went away.

OP, ignore the food police above. Teachers do not police the contents of their students' lunches. Most certainly another student is helping his or her self. My suggestion is to find a lunch container that is more difficult and time consuming to get into. A pain for your child for sure, but she'll understand if it keeps her goodies safe.[/quote]

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