What is a split lunch at school?

A split lunch at school refers to a schedule where students have their lunch period divided into two separate segments. This may involve one group of students eating first while another group has recess, followed by the two groups swapping. The purpose of a split lunch is often to reduce overcrowding in the cafeteria and provide more space for students during lunchtime. This approach can also help manage behavior and create a more organized lunchtime environment.