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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP- I (and many of my mom friends) don't want our kids to have pizza at school... so don't buy it, ok?[/quote]

Here's an idea, tell your kids not to eat it.  The parents who say they don't want it usually have the kids the first to line up.  Plus, its not your money, so your option is to tell your kid not to eat or say thanks.[/quote]

Wait..  What?  This whole thread is the OP bitching about parents not contributing to the pizza fund.  So even if you don't want your kids to eat it, OP's going to shame you for not paying for it.

I agree that the parents who say they don't want it have the kids who are the first to line up.  That's why the parents don't want it.  Parents can control what they put in their child's lunchbox.  They can't control what other people bring in and share with their kids.[/quote]

Then you email the teacher and room parent and say your child cannot eat the pizza.  Then you tell your child not to eat it.  Pizza 2-3 times a year at school is not going to hurt them.  They probably eat pizza and other junk at home and other places far more often.  I'd rather my child be eating pizza then all the candy and other crap often offered.[/quote]

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