Edison Job Corps Response Letter

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I am writing this letter to make a complaint about the students of Edison Job Corps and how their action are affecting the student body. The choices some of the students make it affect all the other student we all got to pay the consequences just because of one person and it just not fair. For example, during lunch some students will have lunch and just don’t how to clean after themselves and everyone has to pay for the simplest mistake. Students will purposely leave their cups and plates on the cafeteria table so when these student do this it just make the entire student have to eat bag lunches. Also, students bring the cups outside of the caf. Then, they break them or just throw them away. We all suffer when they take money out of our pay

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