Lincoln Middle School Research Paper

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What will Lincoln Middle School look like in the year 2050? Would be all gross and corrupt? Will it be modern and organized? Who knows? This is how I picture LMS in the future.

The school will have a modern look and feel. Lockers will not be necessary, as our supplies will be carried by tiny robots. Your robots will follow you around. You can set times and order them to carry your things. Desks would be like giant iPads. Bells would stay the same. We will still have a lunchroom, but you won’t eat there anymore. Instead, your robot would receive your food and will take your food to you. We’ll still have a gym and a library.

A classroom will have quartz walls and floors. It’ll be super shiny. We’ll be using new types of pencils. Instead

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