No, not after the teachers kick in. Afterall, THEY make so much you know. They buy school supplies for their kids. They have special days set aside in some cities and towns just for that. Maybe the GROCERY stores can set up special days to buy their kids food supplies, you know the non-perishables. Teachers have so much extra from their 'government' paid salaries.
Toxic Top pretends to be an ex-teacher on the Internet. Real teachers do, of course, support children receiving nutritious and well-balanced meals in order to facilitate learning. Even when, as you correctly pointed out, they're paying for them out of their own pockets. Nutrition is as much an essential part of education as are books, computers, and other supplies. A lot of which, as you again pointed out, teachers pay for out of their own pockets. My daughter's classroom. She is an actual teacher. Guess who paid for a good deal of this?

