An Indiana school system is using a segregation policy to ensure that peanut eating kids don't intermingle with non-peanut eaters. But it's not the kids with peanut allergies who are being shoved aside, it's the kids without them.

Savannah Dowling is a typical 8-year-old girl; much of her protein comes from peanut butter sandwiches.

However, if she wants to bring one to Central Indiana's Pleasant View Elementary School, she has to eat it at a special table in the cafeteria to accommodate one first grader with a severe allergy. Soon she'll have to take her lunch to an area the school is calling the "peanut gallery" so the one child with the peanut allergy isn't affected.

School officials have not yet decided if sugar eaters and cheese-eaters will be locked up to protect diabetics and the lactose intolerant.