Imagine you are in school right now, it is 3:25 and school is almost over, you have been sitting through countless classes with dull teachers. You are beaming at the clock, waiting for that deafening ring of the bell that symbolizes freedom from this prison adults call school. Yet if I were to envision a perfect school, it would be full of fun, friends, and a little bit of learning.
The first thing that a student in my perfect school would do is pick their own schedule and locker. The reason behind this is so they can be with their friends while they are in class and in the hall. Although this may sound bad, it would be less stressful not having yelling kids trying to communicate with their friends in the hall or across the classroom.They could choose to be in any two elective class they wanted. To name a few there would be foreign languages, band, choir, tech, shop, art, and so much more. They would have to take the necessary classes like english, math, history, and science though.There would be shorter classes and more classes as well. Instead of having eight fifty minute classes there would be ten thirty minute classes. Overall, students in my amazing school would have a better time with friends and enjoying the classes they do …show more content…
Lunch is would be a tricky subject to adjust. First I would allow up to 10 people to sit at a table together. The food would be of higher quality. We may even order Pizza Hut pizza on Fridays. Runza could be on Tuesdays and Subway on Wednesday. Monday could be an El Puerto day. Lastly, Arby’s could be on Thursday. The snack bar would still reign, yet there would always be two line open instead of one and there would be Pepsi products available too. The bell system for lunch here is not very smart. We have it so 6th graders go on one bell and 7th and 8th graders go on another. I think we should have each grade have its own bell that way two grades don’t stampede the other on the
The first thing that a student in my perfect school would do is pick their own schedule and locker. The reason behind this is so they can be with their friends while they are in class and in the hall. Although this may sound bad, it would be less stressful not having yelling kids trying to communicate with their friends in the hall or across the classroom.They could choose to be in any two elective class they wanted. To name a few there would be foreign languages, band, choir, tech, shop, art, and so much more. They would have to take the necessary classes like english, math, history, and science though.There would be shorter classes and more classes as well. Instead of having eight fifty minute classes there would be ten thirty minute classes. Overall, students in my amazing school would have a better time with friends and enjoying the classes they do …show more content…
Lunch is would be a tricky subject to adjust. First I would allow up to 10 people to sit at a table together. The food would be of higher quality. We may even order Pizza Hut pizza on Fridays. Runza could be on Tuesdays and Subway on Wednesday. Monday could be an El Puerto day. Lastly, Arby’s could be on Thursday. The snack bar would still reign, yet there would always be two line open instead of one and there would be Pepsi products available too. The bell system for lunch here is not very smart. We have it so 6th graders go on one bell and 7th and 8th graders go on another. I think we should have each grade have its own bell that way two grades don’t stampede the other on the