Open Campus Privileges

Finally, the staff members of Oak Creek High could have more time available to get done with their work. Teachers need the extra time to get organized and prepared for the next class they teach. They could go home and eat or go out to eat. Plus, they would have extra time to eat at their own pace. Everyone knows that the administrators have enough problems to deal with, so by having an open campus lunch their will be less students they have to watch over in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Just like the teachers, the administrators would also have more time to get more things done and eat their lunch.

What do you do during your school day? Do you space off when you’re in class? Do you wonder why you're in a class you don’t need to graduate? Most students do this is why I think we need open campus. By having open campus this will allow students to unwind, work on homework, and show responsibility.

students not having to wear uniforms has its benefits. Parents would not have to go out every few

Have you every felt left out that you couldn't go off campus lunch like other schools do? Is one of the reasons you can't go off campus because of your grade? Did you ever feel like you never had the chance to off campus. Students should be allowed to go off campus. Student should be allowed to go off campus to build confidence and bring their self esteem level come up. Student would learn responsibility with time management with not just lunch but school work. Lastly, students would have a more majority of food.

The topic of an open campus is a very touchy subject and alsi a very important matter, The fact that students are able to leave the school campus for their lunch hour is a privilege.

Closed campus at HVHS is not a good idea. The school has sucky food and nobody would eat at school even if you closed it a lot of kids would just go sit at the table and talk to there friends and then you are still gonna have the same numbers as right now.

Did you know, that open campus helps with how students will act in school and on with their lives. Schools with open campus helps better teach students responsibility. Also, with open campus students will have a better attitude than normal. Open campus to students, is a way to go home or out to eat and relieve the mind of stress. Students being allowed to leave for open campus helps increase trust level of students. Having the privilege of open campus will better increase behavior, Relieve the mind of students, teach responsibility, and increase the trust level in students.

The school is responsible for designing and implementing strategies to reach the educational goals of students. The particular high school beliefs that all kids can learn and that the mission of this school is to challenge each student to learn, achieve, and fulfill his /her potential. Principals should lead each school in implementing the policies. In addition, this high school’s improvement plan of the three legal issues: unsupervised students, hallways, and field

Wandering kids. Bumper to bumper traffic. Drug dealing. Is this the picture drawn when local students have fifty minutes of freedom during lunch to do whatever they please? Students should not be allowed to leave their school campus during lunch. An open campus would lead to truancy, disturb local businesses and neighborhoods, and cause crime.

High school students in the public school system would benefit greatly if given open campus lunch options. High school administrators across the United States debate the ethics of open campus lunches. School lunch policies vary from school to school in the public school system. Having an open campus lunch gives students a variety of options for foods to eat. An open lunch policy helps high schoolers prepare for adulthood, as well as improving their general physical health.

An open campus lunch program is when, during the lunch period, students are permitted to leave campus and get lunch from local businesses or even home. At Urbana High School we currently have four lunch shifts, during which students pack or buy lunches. I believe Frederick County Public Schools should start an open campus lunch program for seniors because the school lunches are not healthy enough or appealing and do not have enough lunch options. The benefits that could come from this program go beyond the happiness of the seniors, they will reach the classrooms, staff members, and community.

Every student must have an equal opportunity to free, fair, equitable, and rigorous education. As educators we must strive to provide students with the best education we possibly can as teachers, community members, administration and policy makers. In order to provide equitable education all learners must be taken into consideration when designing curriculum, lessons, courses and school structure.

The process to achieve open campus lunch benefits would involve security attendance, extension of lunch periods and student records. The students will have to go through a process to be able to continue the privilege of having open campus lunch throughout the year. The researcher will conduct a proposal to meet and talk with the Board of Education on behalf of student rights and lunch reform policy for the need of student involvement. The meeting is to consider if off campus lunch would be eligible to community high schools for productive upper class students. (Open campus, mountainvistaonline.org). Therefore, students could have a complete understanding of conduct regarding the educational rules and regulations that applies with an open campus policy. For instance, an explanation of proper designated times for lunch and departure from school grounds. An example would be the consequences of violation of policy from a student’s actions. Consequences would include a student receiving a disciplinary referral, suspension or expulsion depending on how severe the offense is. (U.S. Department of education “FERPA General Guidance for students” www2.ed.gov).

Supporting the success for diverse students on campus is just the beginning to make their experience as equal to that of the white community. Without positive campus attitude and without the recognition of what diversity brings to a school and a classroom, the system would not thrive and those of a different ethnic background will not be inclined to attend. The conclusion to Espinosa’s, Gaertner, and Orfields article is that college and university leaders

The issue of whether community colleges should be open access has been plaguing 2-year institutions for some time now. When the idea of open access first became relevant to community colleges back in the 1960 's, it was implemented as a way to diversify the student population by allowing minorities, low-income, non-traditional, and academically challenged students the opportunity for education past the high school level without any questions. Students that were categorized in one or more of those groups typically wouldn 't be admitted to institutions of higher learning that possess limited access. As a result enrollment numbers in community colleges begin to rise until the turn of the twenty-first century. It was at this time that institutions start realizing the financial burden that allowing open access was causing. The funding from the state and community partners wasn 't enough to keep up with enrollment. When budgets are cut at community colleges, it forces enrollment caps on classes and special programming to be cut.