Open Letter
To who ever planned out the TRi-Time schedule.
I understand that it would be hard to re-arrange 3 grades worth of schedules, but I think you could've paid a little more attention to a few details. Especially lunch.
My friends and I struggle to find a table, and have often found ourselves sitting outside on an awkward little bench. It's hard to start a conversation due to the fact we're all just sitting in a line, not facing each other. The other reason it's hard to talk, is because it's so loud. Even outside. Do you know why? Maybe because not only eighth grade is in there, but also seventh grade, sixth grade, and I think it's third grade and fourth grade. On top of that, there's also the annual Tabitha sale. How did you manage to put us all in together? I try to get out of there as soon as I can, but then the library is full too. Where are we supposed to go? I'm pretty sure the teachers don't want us all rampaging down the hallways.
So, if you read the above, you would probably get to the conclusion that lunch is just not enjoyable. There's hardly any space for three people, let alone the few late people. I personally don't think that it would be that hard to just switch around a few classes. Sure, that might end up with a domino effect of other things, but the different grades have different lunches when we don't have the TRi-Time schedule, so why are we all crowded in like this for these two weeks?
Sincerely,
Jamie W.
I understand that it would be hard to re-arrange 3 grades worth of schedules, but I think you could've paid a little more attention to a few details. Especially lunch.
My friends and I struggle to find a table, and have often found ourselves sitting outside on an awkward little bench. It's hard to start a conversation due to the fact we're all just sitting in a line, not facing each other. The other reason it's hard to talk, is because it's so loud. Even outside. Do you know why? Maybe because not only eighth grade is in there, but also seventh grade, sixth grade, and I think it's third grade and fourth grade. On top of that, there's also the annual Tabitha sale. How did you manage to put us all in together? I try to get out of there as soon as I can, but then the library is full too. Where are we supposed to go? I'm pretty sure the teachers don't want us all rampaging down the hallways.
So, if you read the above, you would probably get to the conclusion that lunch is just not enjoyable. There's hardly any space for three people, let alone the few late people. I personally don't think that it would be that hard to just switch around a few classes. Sure, that might end up with a domino effect of other things, but the different grades have different lunches when we don't have the TRi-Time schedule, so why are we all crowded in like this for these two weeks?
Sincerely,
Jamie W.
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