Angry Mom Says Son Was Given A Stamp On Wrist When He Ran Out Of Lunch Money

The last thing any parent wants is for their child to go without lunch at school. It doesn’t really matter whether they take a lunch with them or get it at the cafeteria — as long as they have a full stomach to power that brain, we are happy. What happens, though, if your child’s lunch money fund is low? How should the school approach parents to let them know that their child may not be able to get lunch if the money isn’t available?

Tara Chavez of Phoenix, Arizona is making some waves online after telling the world how her son’s school decided to tell her. 

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Getting a hot meal at school is one of those things that a child should enjoy without having to worry about money in any way. 

After all, they’re still children, right?     

Desert Cove Elementary School in Phoenix, Arizona is coming under major fire after a mother decided to tell a troubling story online dealing with her son at the school. 

Tara Chavez, whose son is a second grade student at the school, is livid after seeing a stamp that the boy received on his arm during the school day. 

In an interview with Buzzfeed, Tara described what happened when he got home that day. “He said, ‘Hey mom, I got stamped."”

Tara learned that the stamp on his wrist had to do with the amount of lunch money he had left at school.