More students opting to bring lunch

October 27, 2009

During these tough economic times, many students reflect changing times in the purchase of their lunches. Sophomore Heather Pieljmeijer said, “I used to buy my lunch every day, but this (school) year, I’ve brought my lunch every day because I get so much more food that’s less expensive from my house.”

Main cafeteria manager Anne-Marie Worner said, “The lunch cost at CHS is very reasonable. For $2.25, students can purchase an entree, two sides and milk.”

As much food can be purchased for $2.25, a lot of Greyhounds do not just buy the basic meal when there are other options right in front of them. By Hope Boyer <[email protected]>

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