Years ago, the Clearwater site allowed their students to either walk or bike to a certain destination over the lunch hour for food, known as open campus. The last time this was available was my 7th grade year. Nowadays, school lunches are lacking. As high school students, we are always running and gunning and burning endless amounts of energy. When school lunch comes around, us students have a large appetite. School lunches will definitely not fill up a hungry student. What is the perfect solution? Allow open campus. This will allow students to run to the local quickshop, or their homes to grab a more desirable lunch. I intend to take my proposals to the school board and discuss possible outcomes for this situation. Proposing this
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If you were to ask me who the pickiest eater I knew was, I would answer my younger sister Emma. I swear her diet consists of macaroni and sugar. Everyone under the moon knows that school lunches are far from great. For example, the other day our lunch announcement said we having cheeseburgers. Me being the big eater I am, got a little excited. Come lunchtime I am awaiting what I think will be this thick, juicy, savory chunk of beef. Once I arrive at the end of the line I see a thin, black, piece of… rubber? Yes, I said it; rubber. No, the patties are not made out of rubber, at least I hope not. These so called hamburgers contain no real beef. The patties themselves are compiled of unknown artificial ingredients. In a recent interview with a senior classmate of mine, Tristen Sanne, I asked, “What are your thoughts on open campus?” Sanne replied, “I believe open campus is a great opportunity for students to have due to the fact that a student might not always prefer what is being served for lunch at the school that day. If that is the case the student may run home or to the quick shop and grab more desirable food for lunch that day” (Sanne). Sanne makes a valid point. If a student were not a fan with what was being served they could quickly run elsewhere and grab other
If you were to ask me who the pickiest eater I knew was, I would answer my younger sister Emma. I swear her diet consists of macaroni and sugar. Everyone under the moon knows that school lunches are far from great. For example, the other day our lunch announcement said we having cheeseburgers. Me being the big eater I am, got a little excited. Come lunchtime I am awaiting what I think will be this thick, juicy, savory chunk of beef. Once I arrive at the end of the line I see a thin, black, piece of… rubber? Yes, I said it; rubber. No, the patties are not made out of rubber, at least I hope not. These so called hamburgers contain no real beef. The patties themselves are compiled of unknown artificial ingredients. In a recent interview with a senior classmate of mine, Tristen Sanne, I asked, “What are your thoughts on open campus?” Sanne replied, “I believe open campus is a great opportunity for students to have due to the fact that a student might not always prefer what is being served for lunch at the school that day. If that is the case the student may run home or to the quick shop and grab more desirable food for lunch that day” (Sanne). Sanne makes a valid point. If a student were not a fan with what was being served they could quickly run elsewhere and grab other