By Danielle Israde
Courier Staff Reporter
Many students purchase school lunch, since it can be more convenient than making their own lunch or because some struggle financially and need that support. Does Logan’s lunch meet its standards of being healthy, affordable and tasty?
When asked about the flavor of Logan´s lunch, Arry, a senior, responds ‘’I think it tastes okay, but I know they can do better. But I understand [there are about] 4,000 students so they can’t bake anything special.’’ Overall, Arry feels the amount of students at logan makes it exceptionally hard to customize lunches or improve lunch quality.
Nicholis is a junior and thinks the school lunch is a hit or miss in taste. He feels four dollars for school lunch is overpriced. He explains ‘’Financially I’m kind of, broke. I think it should be changed to around two to three dollars.’’
‘’Today, I had pizza … I didn’t think it was worth my four dollars… it was only one slice. I feel if you are going to pay four dollars, you should get something that is going to satisfy you. When my dad orders a pizza, I usually have three to four slices’’ stated Paris, a senior.
Mary, a senior and editor of the Logan Courier disagrees with the assertion that Logan’s lunch is healthy. ‘’ If it [was], they would have more salad options, more fruit options, and less greasy food.’’
Allan grade 12, usually gets sandwiches. He feels the taste of the school’s sandwiches are decent compared to the other meals provided. If he could change anything about Logan´s lunch, he states ‘’More selections. There are a lot, but there should be more because it is the same selection everyday.’’
Logan’s selection of lunch meals include the spicy chicken sandwich, pizza, burritos, tostadas, sandwiches, chicken and rice, chicken caesar wraps, and salads. Although, it is a fairly big selection, it can get tiresome. Switching out selections seasonally could help in maintaining interest as well as adjusting the price to meet the accurate quantity and quality of what is served.
