1) Administrators say that kids talk loudly while at their lockers, and that it is disruptive while classes are going on. However, this only occurs when we have lunch the next band, so if we are allowed to go to our lockers in between classes, we'd have less of a need to go to them before and after our lunch bands and disruption would decrease.

2) Going to lockers in between classes depends solely on the person who is going to their locker. Everyone has the responsibility to get to class on time- if students decide that they have the time to go to their locker in between classes with no effect on their punctuality, they should be allowed to do so.

3) Going to lockers before or after class would eliminate the need to go to lockers during classes. It would be more disruptive to a teacher to be interrupted in the middle of a lesson as opposed to the beginning minutes or the end. This would contribute to an overall more efficient workday.

4) Not everyone would go to their lockers at once, which would prevent the hallways from being overly filled one minute to scarcely filled in another minute. This would help regulate productivity and keep student noisiness and activities on a calmly moderate level.