Ridgeview High School Case Study

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Yet the greatest difference between the two high schools lies in the nourishment. At Ridgeview High School, at least one snack machine and one drink machine can be found in virtually all the buildings. These vending machines consist of various sugary foods and drinks like honey buns and Coke. Additionally, Ridgeview offers a coffee and a cookie portable. During 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 6th period, the coffee shop sells small ($1) and large ($2) frappuccinos, iced coffees, hot coffees, and smoothies. The cookie portable, however, is open all day and sells various types of cookies and brownies for a $1 a piece. During lunch, Ridgeview has 3 different lines that sell international foods such as pizza and nachos, and chicken nuggets with mashed potatoes.

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