When Carlmont High School started serving free lunch to students, the school’s administration had no idea that so many of its population would take advantage of this opportunity. When students returned from online learning last year, they were offered free lunch and breakfast. Over that transitional period, the lunch line became well known for being crowded and chaotic. After the first year of serving free lunches, the school’s administration created resolutions to fix this problem; now it is a question of whether or not those measures will truly make an impact.
Carlmont attempts to wrangle lunch lines
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About the Contributor
Audrey Burnley, ScotCenter Managing Editor
Audrey Burnley is in her senior year at Carlmont High School. This year will be her third year in journalism and is very excited to be producing videos. In her free time, she can be found in the kitchen baking something or participating in school activities.
Twitter: @burnleyaudrey