The school administration has officially approved an extension to our daily lunch period. It is gratifying to see that our collective perspective on student well-being was recognized as valid. We should keep an eye on the schedule as the new timing takes effect to ensure the transition is smooth for …
20 Minutes is not long enough to get to the cafeteria, get your lunch, sit down, and eat it without rushing. I believe we can come to a conclusion to make lunches longer.
Our children need time to feed their bodies and brains. Adults get an hour lunch and breaks and do not have homework yet our kids barely have time to walk to the cafeteria to stand in line and sit to eat before returning to class for another 90 minute block without a break! We are setting them up for failure.
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April Smith
7 years ago
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I agree that the lunch period should be longer, but students also need to carry the responsibility of behaving during the lunch period. I think sometimes they are intentionally short because the school is afraid of how students might use any extra time.
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Donita
7 years ago
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I went to west three years ago almost four and we had lunch for 30 minutes and it still wasn’t enough time for us. So them changing it to 20 minutes I know there is probably teenagers who don’t eat because they don’t have time. Something needs to change so all teenagers can eat.
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Mindi Long
7 years ago
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I thought it was bad when my kids went to school. Twenty minutes is ridiculous, it’s unhealthy. Now that lunches are free, you’ve made it impossible for them to eat. Makes absolutely no sense. Are the teachers only getting 20 min lunches?
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Between rigorous classes, long days and extracurricular activities, proper nutrition is a necessity for students to perform at their utmost best. Quickly eating is the beginning of overeating and unhealthy habits. Longer lunches are a necessity.
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Mindy Hughes
7 years ago
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My daughter was one of the last kids through the lunch line yesterday and only had time to eat 2 chicken nuggets. These kids are growing and with free lunch and breakfast the lunch lines are very long. They need more time just to get through the line and sit down and eat.
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ashley
6 years ago
Give them longer lunches!!
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Ashley DeStefano
6 years ago
20 min is not enough time to walk to cafeteria, stand in line to get food, eat and get back to class. Some kids probably have to skip eating altogether.
The school administration has officially approved an extension to our daily lunch period. It is gratifying to see that our collective perspective on student well-being was recognized as valid. We should keep an eye on the schedule as the new timing takes effect to ensure the transition is smooth for …
20 Minutes is not long enough to get to the cafeteria, get your lunch, sit down, and eat it without rushing. I believe we can come to a conclusion to make lunches longer.
Our children need time to feed their bodies and brains. Adults get an hour lunch and breaks and do not have homework yet our kids barely have time to walk to the cafeteria to stand in line and sit to eat before returning to class for another 90 minute block without a break! We are setting them up for failure.
A
April Smith
7 years ago
Featured
I agree that the lunch period should be longer, but students also need to carry the responsibility of behaving during the lunch period. I think sometimes they are intentionally short because the school is afraid of how students might use any extra time.
D
Donita
7 years ago
Featured
I went to west three years ago almost four and we had lunch for 30 minutes and it still wasn’t enough time for us. So them changing it to 20 minutes I know there is probably teenagers who don’t eat because they don’t have time. Something needs to change so all teenagers can eat.
M
Mindi Long
7 years ago
Featured
I thought it was bad when my kids went to school. Twenty minutes is ridiculous, it’s unhealthy. Now that lunches are free, you’ve made it impossible for them to eat. Makes absolutely no sense. Are the teachers only getting 20 min lunches?
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
Between rigorous classes, long days and extracurricular activities, proper nutrition is a necessity for students to perform at their utmost best. Quickly eating is the beginning of overeating and unhealthy habits. Longer lunches are a necessity.
M
Mindy Hughes
7 years ago
Featured
My daughter was one of the last kids through the lunch line yesterday and only had time to eat 2 chicken nuggets. These kids are growing and with free lunch and breakfast the lunch lines are very long. They need more time just to get through the line and sit down and eat.
A
ashley
6 years ago
Give them longer lunches!!
A
Ashley DeStefano
6 years ago
20 min is not enough time to walk to cafeteria, stand in line to get food, eat and get back to class. Some kids probably have to skip eating altogether.
Our children need time to feed their bodies and brains. Adults get an hour lunch and breaks and do not have homework yet our kids barely have time to walk to the cafeteria to stand in line and sit to eat before returning to class for another 90 minute block without a break! We are setting them up for failure.