White Ticket Debate

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Cristian was eating his lunch. He started to swallow a chunk of his pasta when he started to gag. He gobbled up his food incorrectly. Fist balled up and head sweaty, Cristian got up from his chair. He bolted to the restroom before any person can see him. After coming into the lunchroom, Cristian walks in a fast manner to be able to go to his seat. Suddenly, he was stopped by a friend to discuss the School lunch. Then BAM!!!, a white ticket was distributed into Cristian’s palm. Everything got out of focus as he takes the white ticket and fills out the form. Walking home that day took a toll. He enters his house and takes his shoes off, waiting for his parents’ response. The lunchroom is a perfect place for disrespect among students. Shaming, …show more content…

During the beginning of the month of May, a boy ( not to be named due to respective properties )purposely tipped a garbage can over, not knowing that the can fell to the floor. Because of this, the boy received a white ticket. Another student, a 7th grader, has received multiple white ticket slips and was assigned to a table on Monday, May 15th. But as teachers turned away from that area, he and another student got up and walked around the cafeteria for the remainder of the middle school lunch period. This brings up the point of being held accountable for your actions. A kid purposely knocks over a garbage can, then he receives a white ticket. Then another kid receives multiple white tickets, but then disregards the rules entirely, and goofs off in the lunch period. How can the administration change the rules so that you would get a bigger consequence for a greater action that disrespects the Warrior

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