Open Lunch

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:QO, Poolesvile

Poolesville has open lunch for every grade (and currently doesn’t have a cafeteria). QO has open lunch for juniors and seniors only.

Where do they go out to eat, the farms??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WJ does, they overrun Wildwood shopping center until 12. They are allowed to get food and supposed to take it back to the cafeteria, which they do at Chipotle, Flippin side of OGR because there's a security officer there, but at Wildwood Balduccis side, they get use Flower Child and Piccolo as a cafeteria. It's REALLY annoying and I wish the restaurants would complain.

They are not going to complain in hopes of business.

They probably have already complained or informed school. And then what? Nothing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Einstein does

No, they don’t. It is closed but if students choose to leave they will not stop or enforce it. Weak principal

[Anonymous]

Out of these schools, 6 have open lunch and the rest do not?

HS & student population
Poolesville 1,350
Damascus 1,385
Rockville 1,548
Watkins Mill 1,576
Northwood 1,654
Col. Zadok Magruder 1,659
Sherwood 1,679
Springbrook 1,827
Thomas S. Wootton 1,866
John F. Kennedy 1,876
James Hubert Blake 1,953
Albert Einstein 1,978
Paint Branch 2,024
Walt Whitman 2,057
Quince Orchard 2,097
Winston Churchill 2,186
Clarksburg 2,239
Northwest 2,296
Richard Montgomery 2,358
Bethesda-Chevy Chase 2,382
Seneca Valley 2,400
Gaithersburg 2,440
Wheaton 2,774
Walter Johnson 3,012
Montgomery Blair 3,270

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Einstein does

No, they don’t. It is closed but if students choose to leave they will not stop or enforce it. Weak principal

Principal is not going to stop your Larlo from leaving because there are thousands more students to monitor.

[Anonymous]

Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Einstein does

No, they don’t. It is closed but if students choose to leave they will not stop or enforce it. Weak principal

Principal is not going to stop your Larlo from leaving because there are thousands more students to monitor.

My Larlo does not leave campus and follows the rules. This is why kids are out of control. Adults refuse to enforce their rules.

[Anonymous]

Wootton claims they are the only HS without an open lunch

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

Ok, maybe my bar is really low but they apologized and called you ma’am. That doesn’t exactly sound like unruly behavior from a bunch of teenagers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

Ok, maybe my bar is really low but they apologized and called you ma’am. That doesn’t exactly sound like unruly behavior from a bunch of teenagers.

+1 sounds fine to me too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

Ok, maybe my bar is really low but they apologized and called you ma’am. That doesn’t exactly sound like unruly behavior from a bunch of teenagers.

they say ma'am and then collectively laugh in typical teen laugh.
Dp

[Anonymous]

Richard Montgomery has open lunch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

Ok, maybe my bar is really low but they apologized and called you ma’am. That doesn’t exactly sound like unruly behavior from a bunch of teenagers.

+1 sounds fine to me too

Yes your bar is low. Let me see my kid in a grocery store throwing anything and then to be throwing it over someone. SMH.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Churchill does for Seniors.

I once was at the Giant near WJ at lunchtime and there were kids in line in front of and behind me buying drinks and chips and stuff. They were super obnoxious, at one point throwing stuff over me to the others. When they saw my face they said "Oh. Sorry. Ma'am." I was maybe 32. So I've got a mental block on going there during lunch time. It's been more than 10 years. I hope my teen wouldn't act like that!

Ok, maybe my bar is really low but they apologized and called you ma’am. That doesn’t exactly sound like unruly behavior from a bunch of teenagers.

+1 sounds fine to me too

Yes your bar is low. Let me see my kid in a grocery store throwing anything and then to be throwing it over someone. SMH.

No, obviously throwing things in the store and especially over someone is not great. But they politely apologized according to the post. Bigger picture I really don’t see how this is evidence that they should have to stay in the severely overcrowded school for lunch.

[Anonymous]

8th grade students can't wait to get out of a stuffy cafeteria after spending K-8 eating in them.