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Students urge “cafeteria kindness” to lunch staff in WFS Media Club segment
Summary
A WFS Media Club presenter reminded peers to be polite to cafeteria staff and use good manners during lunchtime.
Zelda, identified on-air as a student at Valley Central School District, urged listeners to “always be kind to the lunch ladies and to use good manners in the cafeteria.”
The short segment emphasized courtesy toward food-service staff, noting that “a simple please and thank you can go a long way in making their day better.” Zelda added that showing respect “helps everyone feel appreciated, and it makes lunchtime more pleasant for everyone.”
The remarks were advisory and intended to encourage positive behavior among students; they did not propose changes to cafeteria policy or staffing. The recommendation was framed as everyday courtesy — smiling, saying thank you, and showing appreciation to cafeteria workers.
The segment was part of the WFS Media Club's regular programming and concluded without any formal school action or directive recorded on the broadcast.
