Winning #LAUSD breakfast combo: Deasy Drinking Water® + @LAFund BIC Muffins! @RepairsNotIPads https://t.co/rWSnNI1bbq pic.twitter.com/OAWrtFvIRF
— PESJA Los Angeles (@PESJA_LA) March 14, 2014Breakfast in the Classroom (BIC), slightly better than condoms in your drinking fountain.
I wonder if John Deasy, Megan Chernin, and Elise Buik eat in these kind of conditions? #LAUSD https://t.co/z13AvCHPwj pic.twitter.com/7F5ZZD2r5e
— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) February 7, 2014Parents in Action for Student Services (PASS) organize to return Breakfast in the Cafeteria! by Robert D. Skeels
A parent organization, Parents in Action for Student Services (PASS), is organizing to have Breakfast in the Cafeteria, before school. They are educating parents about school privatization and connecting it to BIC. This week they showed the connection between privatizers and BIC. Next week they plan to show the video from UTLA to drive the point home to fellow parents.
The messaging for this is very simple and effective:
"Should children eat breakfast in the classroom during instruction, or before school in the cafeteria?" Even L.A residents with no connection to public schools sign these petitions. This is not a ballot initiative petition, therefore signers do not need to be U.S citizens.
There are 1,000 schools in LAUSD. If each school in can collect 100 signatures, that would be 100,000 signatures! In our school alone, we have collected 300. We have received another 200 signatures from a school in the Valley. Between staff and parents at each school site this is very doable.
Please have people in your school communities circulate widely and sign. Turn in all petitions to the PASS address at the bottom of the petition by January 31, 2014.
When @LAFund isn't using charitable donations for political ads or expired food 4 #LAUSD kids, they're using to spy? pic.twitter.com/3EXhXiAW79
— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) July 10, 2013
Pretty disturbed that the multi-million dollar @LAfund is tracking the IP addresses of critics ... pic.twitter.com/YRXDUcrouL
— Martha Infante (@AvalonSensei) July 10, 2013
@LAFund All charities conduct surveillance, right? Public Benefit Corporation Spying? #LAUSD pic.twitter.com/9Ges5PxTzn
— PESJA Los Angeles (@PESJA_LA) July 10, 2013
Yoon Jung found this via one of her Korean news sites she visits. She found it fun and wanted me to post it. Truth be told, no food they serve can be worse than the rotten and expired food that Megan Chernin's LA Fund inflicts on our district with their disgusting Breakfast in the Classroom project.
Yet another day of spoiled & inedible food pushed on #LAUSD kids courtesy @lafund's #BIC echopark.patch.com/groups/cheryl-… #NPIC twitter.com/rdsathene/stat…
— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) May 17, 2013
#BIC supporters say more #LAUSD students are taking food, they don't mention it goes to straight the trash. twitter.com/McKissybear/st…
— Kissy (@McKissybear) May 3, 2013
Reason @lafund feeds expired food to poor children of color—see any color on their board? #LAUSD #ArtsMatter #LA2050 twitter.com/rdsathene/stat…
— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) April 4, 2013
Breakfast in the Classroom, a tax shelter for firms to dispose of rancid, rotten & otherwise spoiled food. #LAUSD twitter.com/PESJA_LA/statu…
— PESJA Los Angeles (@PESJA_LA) May 12, 2013
.@lafund uses dairy for #LAUSD #BIC that has been fined by the EPA for nitric acid violations yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.n… twitter.com/rdsathene/stat…
— Robert D. Skeels (@rdsathene) May 2, 2013
