There’s been a lot of talk lately about some new school policies, specifically the most recent story about a cafeteria worker named Stacy Koltiska, who quit her job at Canon McMillan School District over what she referred to as “lunch shaming”.

It happened like this: new policies arose that basically shamed students to get parents to pay student debt. Koltiska had to take hot meals away from two students during lunchtime because of these policies. One student was so upset about it that he started to cry. It happened again later on, and this time, Koltiska posted her experience on Facebook, getting over 2,600 shares.

She stated that the sheer embarrassment and humiliation that a kid goes through when this happens is unbearable. There is a lot of controversy surrounding the idea of “lunch shaming” as well. Is it a good way to retrieve student debt, or is it too harsh? Make sure to comment down below and share your thoughts!