This Preschooler Returned Home From School Hungry Because of One Angry Teacher

When Leeza Pearson packed her daughter’s lunch in the morning, she didn’t expect to be attacked for her choice of snacks. This teacher overstepped some serious boundaries when she included a note with Leeza’s daughter’s lunch that ruined the child’s day and infuriated this mother.

Teacher Obsessed With Healthy Choices

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It isn’t unusual for schools to recommend a certain dietary plan for its students. There was a time when plans like the Hunger-Free Kids Act came into effect in order to encourage healthier lunches for kids in schools. This teacher enforced these guidelines to an impossible standard.

Fast forward to today where each school has its own way of implementing a healthier alternative for kids across the country, so they say…

But What Does Healthy Mean?

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Unfortunately, the word “healthy” is not a one-size fits all kind of term. What one mom in the small town of Aurora, Colorado thought of as a healthy lunch for her daughter turned out to be the exact opposite and resulted in an exploit no parent should have to experience.

No parent thinks they’ll ever endure backlash from the school they’re actively choosing to send their child to.

Living in a Competitive City

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Leeza and Natalee Pearson live in the small city of Aurora, Colorado. It’s in this city that they’ve built a life for themselves. And they’ve been doing decent enough up to this point. Which is why the reaction Leeza received from the staff at Natalee’s school was so surprising.

Even Preschools Are Ruthless

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It’s no secret that we’re living in a highly competitive environment. Parents want the best for their children and Leeza was no exception to this rule.

She wanted Natalee to prosper, so she enrolled Natalee into the Aurora Children’s Academy to kick off her preschool education—a real dream come true.

But little did she know that the woman who was teaching her daughter didn’t really have her best intentions in mind…