Freshman, sophomore, juniors, seniors, going through high school you have worked hard and have earned the privileges.  If we have proved that we deserve them, when are we going to start getting them?

Juniors have the privilege of having an hour lunch, where they can get food during their east and lunch times.  As a junior we have earned the right of being able to have an hour lunch.  Fourth and fifth period east begins and the juniors have an option, they can go to the cafeteria or go tutorials.  So when they go to the cafeteria they can get their lunch and do not have to wait in the crowded lines, deal with the cutting, and immature behaviors of others.  They are able to go and just have to deal with the class of juniors in their lunch.   It cuts line times down and even then you still have time to go to your tutorials that you are needed to go to.

In sixth lunch we begin with lunch and we only have the normal 30 minutes to wait in line and eat lunch.  This is causing back-ups in lines and some people not even being able to finish eating.  Juniors have been given the right to have an hour lunch, so why does sixth period lunch not have it?  By the time people wait in line, some do not even have the chance to eat.  The microwaves have also caused back-ups in lunch, because sixth lunch does not have the option to use the microwaves during east time.

Its understandable that east time during 6^th period, the kitchen staff needs to begin cleaning the kitchen and putting away food, but why are these juniors having the privileges they have earned taken away for no apparent reason?  Switching east and lunch would solve the problem of the juniors in 6^th period not having the hour lunch.  That way the cafeteria staff would be able to shut the gates at the same time they normally do, and be able to begin the work they needed to do.  As well as making the juniors happy and giving them the privileges they deserve.

As we go through high school we gain more work and gain more privileges.  6^th period juniors deserve the same privileges as the rest of the juniors at school.