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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
How can the elementary school cafeteria handle more children than it already is handling?
One parent described the cafeteria as a “zoo” at last week’s Board of Supervisors meeting. It seems more like a carefully choreographed ballet.
Beginning at 11 a.m. the children come into the cafeteria by classrooms in three minute intervals, starting with first graders. Once all four first-grade classrooms have come in, there is a nine-minute interval before the second-grade classrooms enter, again in three minute intervals. By the time the fourth section of second grade has come in at 11:27, all 16 tables in the cafeteria are-occupied.
The children have 30 minutes to come in, go through the line, eat and clear the tables. The children who bring their lunches from home go immediately to the tables. Those who buy their lunches go through the lines, and the lines have generally cleared in the three minutes before another class enters.
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