Student Model
Karin, the letter writer, speaks knowledgeably and sincerely as she presents a reasonable, thoughtful request.
355 Hutchinson Road
Pascoag, RI 02859
November 5, 2000
Ms. Anne Cline, Head Cook
Bay High School
4562 Birch Road
Pascoag, RI 02859
Dear Ms. Cline:
Last summer I became a vegetarian. After visiting my uncle’s farm in Iowa, I couldn’t bear the thought of eating meat anymore.
When school started, I thought I could eat school lunches by simply staying away from meat dishes. My plan worked for a few weeks, but it got tough to eat peanut-butter sandwiches and applesauce every day. The school lunch program is great for most students, but it doesn’t work well for vegetarians.
After talking with other vegetarian students, I believe that the lunch program can work for everyone. Some options are to have a greater variety of side dishes and a salad bar every day that even nonvegetarians could enjoy. The school lunch program would then provide something for everyone.
I was happy with the school lunches before I became a vegetarian, and I hope that now you will be able to offer meals that I can enjoy just as much. Please respond to my request via school mail, or e-mail <kk@aol.com>.
Sincerely,
Karin K.







