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Short Story Of Cheez-Its To School

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Cheez-Its have been banned from the cafeteria. There was an incident at the school with them. A child choked on one and had to go to the Emergency room because there was no air going through her breathing tube. Her face was turning bright red and had to leave immediately. Then a couple days later there was another kid who choked on one also and had to go to the Emergency Room. His face turned a bright blue.No one knows if they are ok. Later that same day there was a third person who choked and did not have to go to the Emergency Room. Even though the third person didn 't have to go to the E.R the school was still worried, so they decided to ban them from the cafeteria. No one can bring Cheez-Its to school. It is an inconvenience, but they

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