Without another lunch line, students will not have enough time to eat. This spawns numerous other issues. First of all, it wastes food. Without time to finish it, many end up disposing of their excess food. It's unreasonable for this to happen, considering many children our age have a lack of food initially. Those who do finish their food may be rushed to eat quickly. As scientifically proven, this causes us to take in too many calories before our brains can send signals of fullness. Lastly, while we do have the opportunity to stay late, many students opt out for recess time. While this is in our control, it's a decision that we make simply because recess is normally our only unorganized physical activity throughout the school day. For kids, it seems impossible to abandon. …show more content…
Predominantly, we must present the problem to authority figures who can fix it. Obviously, another lunch line can't be incorporated unless they know about the issue. This would include our principal and vice principal. Next, we must collaborate to plan out its location and functionality. Finally, once we have decided to build it, we must raise money for the new lunch line. While estimations of the cost must be made first, I believe that with everyone's help, we can end the "endless" lunch