Monday, December 14, 2020

A high school in Texas opened a grocery store for struggling families where good deeds are accepted as payment

An  American school experiments with a social credit system.


A school in a small town in Texas has ignited hope across the community by opening a student-led grocery store to support families in need.


Linda Tutt High School in Sanger launched the grocery store in November so students could purchase necessities including toilet paper, meat and basic food items. They pay for their purchases by earning points from good deeds..

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A high school in Texas opened a grocery store for struggling families where good deeds are accepted as payment

1 comment:

Peter Pan said...

Informal reciprocity, powered by blockchain?