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Home » Do “McTeacher’s Nights” encourage childhood obesity?
A coalition of consumer advocacy groups wants McDonald’s to end McTeacher’s Nights, charging that the fundraising events use teachers as “marketing agents” to sell fattening food to children.
During McTeacher’s Nights, teachers work behind the counter of McDonald’s restaurants, serving their students burgers and fries in order to raise money for their schools.