Return Smart Lunch to it's original state before 10/25

This does not sound like an appropriate punishment to the issues. - Wakefield Parent

This does not sound like an appropriate punishment to the issues. - Wakefield Parent

Please bring smart lunch back done fix what isn't broken

Smart Lunch is useful for students to get extra help, club meetings and for students with jobs or lots of after school commitments to get homework done.

This is going to make things 100x worse. I need smart lunch

Don't take smart lunch away it's a useful time for students to catch up on work study get involved in clubs , etc

I paid for my lunch pass for the whole lunch not this 35 minute lunch

I believe smart lunch is helpful and should not be removed.

Shine bright like my forehead

Smart ouch should not be altered because freshman still need to get used to it and it gives us a good mental break so we aren't stressed out

No

This is simply unfair and unconstitutional

Why punish the good kids who need and utilize smart lunches because a small handful can't behave

I got a small loan of a million dollas And THIS is more stupid

PLEASE

But whyyyy

Smart lunch

KEEP SMART LUNCH !

While I understand the concern here, I am aware that a significant number of students use this time wisely to complete assignments. Please work to address the individuals who are creating the disruption & stop penalizing the majority of the student body who are following the rules.

Smart lunch gives students opportunities to catch up and do better in classes they are struggling on..you could say that pride time is used for that but pride time is only for certain classes on certain days...if a student is struggling in a class and that class is not having pride time, then without smart lunch the student can not go to any type of tutoring to help improve his performance in that class..smart lunch helps more people than most would think and taking it away would move you further away from your goal as a faculty and staff..taking smart lunch away would move students farther away from the standards you hold them to as teachers... Sincerely, Wakefield HS Students