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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]haven't read through this whole thread, but I think some of these parents really need to get their own lives.  don't you have anything better to think about than throwing pizza parties for your kid's classroom?
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I’m a room parent for an upper elementary classroom. The teacher asked to two class parties this year during lunchtime and includes pizza. She even told me where to order and how many of cheese and how many of pepperoni I should order. How would you like me to handle this?[/quote]

In my DC's schools, the teachers were the ones avoiding parties as much as possible.

The problem here is not parents who don't want to pay for party food all year round, it is the party teacher animal. [/quote]

2 parties a year where the kids eat pizza and socialize isn’t really the teacher’s idea of a fun party, I’m guessing. This is for her class.  [/quote]

I don’t get all these lunchtime parties.  Our school has parties 1.5 hours before dismissal (after lunch) so parents can see their kids in their element and then take them home.[/quote]

I have 5th and 8th graders. No lunch parties at all!

You must have young kids.  In upper elementary, parents rarely go to the parties.  If they do, they signed up to volunteer to help serve food.[/quote][/quote]

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