Cheez-It's No Longer Allowed In The Cafeteria

On November 14, 2015, Cheez-Its were banned for the rest of the year in the school cafeteria. A table of 8th graders weren’t paying attention to who was around them, which happened to be the principal. They were throwing a whole box of Cheez-Its across the cafeteria, attempting to start a food fight. It started as a small problem, but after 2 minutes, the whole middle school was throwing food around. It was getting out of control. The principal attempted to bring an end to the chaos, but he had no success. Soon, all of the teachers entered the cafeteria to assist the principal. Nobody could stop the mess, so the students kept throwing Cheez-Its. They weren’t aware of what was coming next. “If this goes on any longer, the whole school will have

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On the day of November 14th, there was an incident involving Cheez-Its. There was this one student named Jake that brought a big bag of Cheez-Its. Eventually, people started lionized Jake for the Cheez-It's. He was sharing it with all the students at the table. Then this other kid wanted some, but he said no.

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I grew up at a Deaf residential school. For most of the time I slept there at the dorm. We –they had a night supervisor who also slept on site. Aww, she was such a very sweet old women. She retired at her old job and got a new job here at the Deaf residential school where I was staying. It was four of us girls she would watch. Nine-nine-thirty the lights were out. But at midnight, me and my three roommates decided we’d meet at- meet up. So I waited till midnight. I kept looking at my clock- is it time, is it time? And then the clock struck midnight. Me and my friends we met up. One of the girl had a boyfriend who came back from Canada. He had bought a whole sack of c-f- firecrackers when he was there. They’re not allowed here in the states but he bought them anyway.

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The reason why Cheez-Its are not allowed in the cafeteria at school is because people were throwing the around everywhere. They were taking them into the cafeteria and start throwing them around and throwing them at the other kids and then started to throw some at the teachers that were in there. The kids would crave them. They would eat them, throw them, and they would stack them to see who’s was taller. Kids would try to make them into the other kids food. They even tried to put them in the cafeteria food while the lunch people weren’t looking.

The reason why there are no Cheez-Its in school is because the government said that all kids are doing these days is getting fat. People are complaining that when kids are going to school kids get tired very easy. So the government and the President decided that at school they are going to eat healthy foods. In the foods there will not be salt in the food, but the school said you can bring your own salt that's if your parents let you bring it.

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