The Principal Who Walked the Lunch Line
At a middle school outside Memphis, the cafeteria had an unspoken hierarchy. The athletes and popular kids pushed to the front, loaded their trays with...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24.
At a middle school outside Memphis, the cafeteria had an unspoken hierarchy. The athletes and popular kids pushed to the front, loaded their trays with the best options, and claimed the tables by the windows. By the time the quieter students reached the counter, they got cold pizza and bruised apples. A handful of sixth graders ate alone near the exit, picking at whatever was left.…
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