Kelsey

Dear Editor, It has come to my realization how important people’s opinions are. Every day, whether it’s voting, editing, or just having a disagreement, when we let our voices be heard, it always matters, making a difference. I would like my voice to be heard now, stating my opinion on some possible changes to be made at Doyle Elementary School, such as lockers. I strongly believe that our areas for our things in needs to be enlarged. As we grow throughout school from grade to grade, our school objects multiply, causing us to struggle to fit them in small cubbies, hooks, and shelves. Also, if pupils of Doyle Elementary School receive lockers, our privacy wishes could be fulfilled. As we grow up, personal hygiene is very important, and these private things can’t be exposed to the classroom. Without lockers, privacy is not possible. Next, our small spaces provided at Doyle Elementary School do not allow safe keeping. Our iPods, cell phones, ext., can be expensive and important, so there are high chances of them being stolen, or taken and misplaced. We can do this by having bake sales, turning off lights for smaller electricity bills, having lemonade sales, car washes, fund raisers, science fairs, collecting soup labels and box tops, and so much more to raise money for lockers. Doing these things will give Doyle the money for lockers. As you can see, some of the many conveniences of having lockers are that they provide more room, privacy, and safety of our belongings. From my point of view, lockers at Doyle Elementary School is a future goal that can be met, and by teaming up together, we can get it done.