The Importance Of A Second Bathroom Fights In School

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“Why does this take so long I'm gonna be late for class”,You are thinking angrily. If i could make one improvement to the school it would be to add a 2nd bathroom. Because the lines are to long causing students to be late and it is starting fights and causing other bathroom issues. One reason i think the school should add a 2nd bathroom is its causing late students and causing too many problems like,starting fights, making students late to class,and other issues. Also think it is important for students to learn as much as they can but being late is taking away from that time. With shorter bathroom lines the students can make it to class on time. I believe that this will greatly reduce “accident started fights”, accident started fights are

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