SLAS Times Q2 2019-2020 SLAS Times: Fall 2019 | Page 38

Spill the Tea on Tea Day
by Nane Mesropyan
T
here is a possibility that tea day will come back
to SLAS if students and staff are able to organize
again like last year. Tea day was a practice on B-day,
where students were able to order milk tea in the
morning and receive it by lunch. There were about
35 orders by students and staff on each tea day. and be a businesswoman.”
8th grader Maggie Xue enjoyed serving bubble tea
and said, “If tea day does come back, yes, of course, I
would still serve it. I loved it because I had the chance
to communicate with many other people I normally
don’t communicate with a lot.” She continued stat-
ing, “I’ve always wanted to start my own business “With the right team of responsible students, I can
petition the administration team to allow me to bring
tea day back. I will take orders and purchase tea once
a week.” Ms. Peoples said.
Ethan Dennis Chao, an 8th grader, said that tea day
makes student feel loved and appreciated by the
school.
Ms. Danica Peoples, a middle school English teacher,
Students reported to enjoy having milk tea during is thinking about spearheading the tea day program
school time, and they are looking forward to have it as a way to reward students who are academically
again this year with a better system.
successful.