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At 11:55 a.m., the first warning sign wasn’t angry teenagers, it was a line of kindergarteners clutching trays and staring through cafeteria doors that still couldn’t open. Weeks earlier, high school lunch had quietly been cut by five minutes, from 45 to 40, k__ling the only window students had to grab food off campus and return on time. Complaints were dismissed. So juniors and seniors made one coordinated move: they all showed up to the school cafeteria at once. Capacity snapped, timing dominoed, and three schools’ lunch flow unraveled in real time. A policy meant to save minutes suddenly cost everyone peace. What decision came next?

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