You think your boss is a micromanager? Be lucky you’re not a kid in Marietta, Ga., where parents can now monitor online what their kids buy for lunch.
According to the AP, three school districts in the Atlanta area last week became the first in the country to offer monitoring via an electronic lunch payment system called Mealpay.com.
Parent can log in and see exactly how their children spent their lunch money.
“A parent could give a child $20 and within two days that money’s gone. This allows them to see if they bought chips,” said program director Tina Bennett.
Frito Lay – the hidden enemy.
Via My Way News
