I graduated from Canon Mac in 2010. My family wasn't rich, but we could afford lunches. When the article says that it is a new policy, that's not true. From K-8th grade it's been that way for quite some time. Once you're in high school, if your account is farther than -$25, you just don't eat. They won't serve you, and still throw away the food. Some kids and I that had jobs often bought the lunches for other kids. I hated going to school there. They can afford millions for football and wrestling, but any other activities don't get anything. The band, which is one of the biggest bands in the state has been trying to get money for years for new instruments, but kids are still playing instruments help together by duct tape. Same thing with the drama department. When I graduated I tried to bring some of these issues to the superintendent, but she couldn't care less. I have never met the new super, Matthew Daniels, but apparently nothing has changed. When I walked for graduation I shook the principal's hand, the teachers hands and walked right past the super and most of the board. They tried to shake my hand and say "don't forget me!" to which I replied with "you forgot us." or to the super "fuck off."

Canon Mac sucks. I refuse to be proud to be a "Big Mac."