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To: mph who wrote (13720)	3/2/2006 2:02:11 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 541485

Sounds like it's easier to control access to junk food than "junk teachers." Realistically, students and their families have very little control over the assigned teachers, administrators and curriculum. very true.... this issue resonates personally with me because when my daughter was in elementary school she had the misfortune to be put in the class of a junk teacher....fortunately we realized it early and had the wherewithal to remove her and place her in a private school so many parents do not have that option i'd love to continue this further, unfortunately i have to be away for the rest of the day have fun :)