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Student board member says food lines improved and students support single‑color gown
Summary
Student board member Saba said cafeteria lines have shortened after recent food‑service changes and reported largely neutral student reaction to a switch to a single‑color graduation gown; Saba asked the board to recognize food‑service staff.
Student board member Saba addressed the board during the Nov. 17 meeting, reporting that changes to cafeteria operations have improved student experience and that the new single‑color graduation gown has drawn mixed but largely neutral feedback from students.
Saba said: "Students are no longer having to wait in long lines that are taking a good chunk of their lunch period," and recommended recognizing food‑service staff for recent improvements. On graduation gowns, Saba said most students haven't focused on the change because seniors are occupied with college applications, and that initial feedback has been generally positive though some parents have expressed concerns to administrators.
The board thanked Saba for the report and discussed donation and financial‑need options for gowns; the superintendent said donation assistance was available and orders had already been placed.
