pizza: Kids bring in ice bars, cup cakes, all sorts of thing. Would find anything wrong with bringing in pizza and pop to school to celebrate a childs birthday?|||In my daughters school when they celebrate a birthday in the class room. They do it towards the end of the day. So it does not interfere with lurch. I have brought in pizza hut pizza and pop for my daughters birthday. Just to be safe. I ordered all cheese, because not everyone likes the same toppings. The school did not have a problem wtih it.|||At my kids school we can bring anything we want in, as long as the school is not paying for it, they don't care! But I think it is because a lot of parents prepare lunches, and it would be a hassle for the cafeteria to prepare for kids then have them not eat.|||There could be allergies to any of those items. I wonder if it was because of the brand name. Maybe the school has a policy against real food as opposed to desserts. There are all sorts of regulations dealing with the federal school lunch program.|||seems a little odd... I think that Pizza Hut pizza is far from being as bad as some of the nutritionally void food that kids eat. However, she should talk to the school. Perhaps they have rules associated with the sorts of food they want available for the kids. Or maybe they have some deal with another pizza chain to be the only pizza in the school or something ridiculous like that.|||A lot of schools are cracking down on unhealthy foods/treats because of the problem with obesity and diabetes plaguing our youth. Maybe they've drawn the line at Pizza and Soda because it substitutes as lunch, where are a cupcake or a cookie is a treat. Not only that but other parents may not want their children eating greasy pizza for lunch. Additionally having pizza and soda takes time and can be seen as a party, which other parents might not be able to afford for their kids, thus giving one child special treatment in the eyes of others. So while yes, it is a nice thing for her to offer, there are many reasons for the teacher to say no.|||Some children also might not be able to eat whatever is on the pizza for allergy or religious reason. I'm surprised they let you bring sugar products. The first person who mentioned branding has a hugely good point. A pizza hut box advertises within the school.|||This shows that America has gone PC nuts NO true radical muslim could look at a pizza and believe it is halal but the stupidity of the school system can squash a child's EXCELLENT idea with their friends|||It depends on each School and what they allow and don't allow... My daughters school doesn't allow anything homemade to be brought in.|||no thatsounds a little strange i do not see why they would not let u bring it