A fundraising event at Deer Creek School District in Oklahoma sparked controversy when students were asked to lick peanut butter off other people's toes. The event was part of the school's 'Wonderful Week of Fundraising' dedicated to raising money for a local business that employs people with disabilities.
A fundraising event at Deer Creek School District in Oklahoma sparked controversy when students were asked to lick peanut butter off other people's toes. The event was part of the school's 'Wonderful Week of Fundraising' dedicated to raising money for a local business that employs people with disabilities.
While some students were shocked and disgusted, others found it amusing. Parents expressed mixed reactions, with some finding it excessive.
Fundraising Controversy Oklahoma School Students Peanut Butter Toes Disabilities
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