Anonymous wrote:You have to assume when they punch in their number, their picture pops up on a screen.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At my kid's school, each kid just has to say their name to get food. That's the way it always has been. I've never seen any random charges from that.
Is this an FCPS? They had to type in a 4 number code last year to match with their lunch account.
So this year it’s too hard for kids to remember a 4 digit code so now they need to remember a 7 digit code? Is this to accelerate math in ES so more are easy for algebra in MS?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At my kid's school, each kid just has to say their name to get food. That's the way it always has been. I've never seen any random charges from that.
Is this an FCPS? They had to type in a 4 number code last year to match with their lunch account.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone thought it would be a good idea to eliminate the pins for the cafeteria and now have students using their student ID to purchase food. That’s right, the student ID that you can easily look up within the FCPS system and that are used in their school emails. So now anyone can use our account. Wtf? Whose dumb idea was this?
This is crazy. So after type in “friend’s” name in email and get their student ID number (that part takes less than one second to do), can have 10 kids all order off of same # in line… Does it only work if $ in a MySchoolBucks account? Or can kids now run up a tab?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Someone thought it would be a good idea to eliminate the pins for the cafeteria and now have students using their student ID to purchase food. That’s right, the student ID that you can easily look up within the FCPS system and that are used in their school emails. So now anyone can use our account. Wtf? Whose dumb idea was this?
Who do you think is going to be abusing your kid's account to buy a school lunch?
Anonymous wrote:At my kid's school, each kid just has to say their name to get food. That's the way it always has been. I've never seen any random charges from that.
Anonymous wrote:Someone thought it would be a good idea to eliminate the pins for the cafeteria and now have students using their student ID to purchase food. That’s right, the student ID that you can easily look up within the FCPS system and that are used in their school emails. So now anyone can use our account. Wtf? Whose dumb idea was this?
Anonymous wrote:Someone thought it would be a good idea to eliminate the pins for the cafeteria and now have students using their student ID to purchase food. That’s right, the student ID that you can easily look up within the FCPS system and that are used in their school emails. So now anyone can use our account. Wtf? Whose dumb idea was this?
Anonymous wrote:You have to assume when they punch in their number, their picture pops up on a screen.