Tennessee parents are upset by school response after students found maggots in cafeteria food

Many parents are upset by the response from the Tennessee School to students who find maggots in their meals in the cafeteria.

The health problems at Madisonville Middle School in Tennessee were revealed when student Madison Smith sent her mother, Brandy Shubert, a video of her granola with a fly wriggling on it, reports Yahoo.

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Shocked, Schubert and another parent went to the school board meeting on Thursday to discuss the health conditions at the cafeteria – however, parents learned that the problem had been resolved and would no longer be discussed, reports Knox News Sentinel.

"They said that they had contacted the distributor and that the health department was already there, and that's all they can do," Shubert told Knox News. "We were not satisfied with this response and we told them that we would go further with the problems and contact the state health department again."

"I think they should have told us about it and not be rude and cut off our heads," she added.

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Schubert told reporters that school board representatives have asked parents to contact the school board and that the topic be added to the agenda for the next meeting.

According to Knox News, the school district of Monroe County remained steadfast on the fact that the problem had been addressed and that the health department had inspected the cafeteria following the granola incident and had re-inspected the canteen. served – giving him a good rating both times.

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"We have done everything possible to respond to this situation," Council Chair Janie Harrill told Knox News.

Monroe County School Director, Tim Blankenship, said the incident was isolated and that no insects had been found in the cafeteria.

"After being informed of the granola incident, the health inspector was contacted to return to Madisonville High School and follow-up after an un-performed health inspection on the same day. and a report was issued by the inspector stating that no insect of any kind whatsoever was found, as well as the lack of obsolete food. The distributor was contacted and continue to work with the granola manufacturer to identify the cause of the problem, "Blankenship said in an email to Knox News.

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After the students shared videos of the maggots crawling into the cafeteria food, Schubert said the teachers had asked the students "to write a letter to the women in the cafeteria" using a "descriptive language". Schubert said the children were asked to be positive.

"It's like they are harassing our kids," she said of the mission, reports Knox News.

Fox News has contacted the school district and is waiting for their comments.