TT trying to eliminate open lunch

[Anonymous]

So let’s say open lunch goes away, what are really the consequences when a student leaves during lunch?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So let’s say open lunch goes away, what are really the consequences when a student leaves during lunch?

Larla, Karla, Marla, Darla, Larlo, Carlos, and Yarlo can all schedule weekly appointments during lunch period.

[Anonymous]

Why the sudden urgency to change a 50 year old policy of open lunch? What happened to bring this discussion to the forefront? Show families the data! Transparency!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is that when one of his kid(s) enters a high school that has open lunch?

He lives in the BCC area but not sure if his kids go there, private or another school.

He said in an interview all his kids are out of the home.

Isn't he a '96 graduate of B-CC? Let's do the math

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So let’s say open lunch goes away, what are really the consequences when a student leaves during lunch?

None, because plenty of kids leave now at schools that don’t have lunch. So, the rule followers will get their one lunch taken away and those who are more willing to break the rules will continue to have open much.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So let’s say open lunch goes away, what are really the consequences when a student leaves during lunch?

None, because plenty of kids leave now at schools that don’t have lunch. So, the rule followers will get their one lunch taken away and those who are more willing to break the rules will continue to have open much.

Lunch

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is that when one of his kid(s) enters a high school that has open lunch?

He lives in the BCC area but not sure if his kids go there, private or another school.

He said in an interview all his kids are out of the home.

Isn't he a '96 graduate of B-CC? Let's do the math

Some people start early! Google AI tells me all of his kids are out of school but he has nieces and nephews in MCPS. His kids attended public school (I’m guessing in VA, where he was before coming to MCPS).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:He won't be able to, kids will revolt. There is literally no space for every high schooler to eat inside, unless you want to do it East Asian style, where every kid eats at his desk!

How tiny are HS cafeterias that they can't fit 400ish kids at a time?

Let's do the math which is not mcps' forte:
2400 kids +/-
And you want 400 kids per lunch period?
That's lunch spread over 6 periods.
So, students should get a lunch period at 2nd period which starts before 9am?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is that when one of his kid(s) enters a high school that has open lunch?

He lives in the BCC area but not sure if his kids go there, private or another school.

He said in an interview all his kids are out of the home.

Isn't he a '96 graduate of B-CC? Let's do the math

Some people start early! Google AI tells me all of his kids are out of school but he has nieces and nephews in MCPS. His kids attended public school (I’m guessing in VA, where he was before coming to MCPS).

If true, no wonder why trying to change things up. Whoa

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is that when one of his kid(s) enters a high school that has open lunch?

He lives in the BCC area but not sure if his kids go there, private or another school.

He said in an interview all his kids are out of the home.

Isn't he a '96 graduate of B-CC? Let's do the math

In less he had at least twins it makes no sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is that when one of his kid(s) enters a high school that has open lunch?

He lives in the BCC area but not sure if his kids go there, private or another school.

He said in an interview all his kids are out of the home.

Isn't he a '96 graduate of B-CC? Let's do the math

He’s 48 so even if he started at 18 he still has school aged kids. Maybe they are in private or in va?

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Anonymous wrote:Guessing that Woodward won’t have open lunch so they see this as an opportunity to end it.

Not everything is strictly about the w schools. It’s a safety and liability issue. How much are your kids spending? Eating out daily is $$

A debate of have and have nots? To make it "fair" for students who can't eat out?

Inflation led parents to complain to end open lunch? Do they know if all students who go out for lunch are buying and eating outside food?

Or did a lawyerly parent, who had older kids graduate from Blair, complain to have youngest kid who is zoned for a HS with open lunch?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Brenda, Natalie and Anuva all voted to move the discussion on the future of the Open Lunch policy at the next Board Business meeting in May.

Will be interesting what happens there.

The smob is on way out of mcps. A big fu bye to younger students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That meeting was infuriating. Brenda Wolff has no data, but wants to quickly ram her personal opinion in based on “vibes” and unsubstantiated assumptions with no meaningful understanding of what principals, families, and local businesses may stand to lose/gain. Julie Yang really tried to ask important questions and made excellent points. Really surprised the smob was in cahoots with Brenda considering this would presumably be an unpopular change for students and she is supposed to represent them.

Wait, she's still on the Board? What happened for them to rush this discussion? Why don't they spend their efforts on the damn high school start time instead?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe Taylor can bus all our kids up to Crown to eat lunch there every day.

Wasn't it his own house where the chef would prepare the food and students could form a line to get the food?