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Thanks for sending Nicole’s lunch history attachment. However, I would appreciate if I can view the same information on the attachment in Nicole’s lunch history account. Viewing lunch history was addressed to you on September 29, 2016. The above situation has not been resolved. Please help me to understand, are all the students and staff in the school having this problem or just a selected group of students? Since the past three years (September 2013- May 2016), I have not encountered the above situation. Why this year the above situation has become a problem and not resolved at this time.
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