PLEASE HELP! Evaluate the lead on the following story, which is about the new tardy policy enacted at Branson-Alcott High School. What, if anything, would you change? On Aug. 22, the first day of school, 1,883 students walked through the doors of Branson-Alcott High School. Jenny Matthews, senior, was one of those students. She was wearing a red T-shirt and jeans, which was pretty much her usual style. Matthews went to her first period classroom a couple of minutes before the bell rang. BUZZ! The warning bell signaled that all of the students were supposed to be headed toward their classrooms. Matthews was already in her seat when the actual bell rang. BUZZ!Joe Smithson was lying on his back, in baseball sliding position, with the toe of his left cleat touching the metal leg of his assigned seat. Just seconds before the bell had rang, Smithson, Branson-Alcott’s first baseman, had dashed into the room and slid toward his seat.“I spent all summer at baseball camp,” Smithson said. “I never knew my skills would keep me from getting in trouble for being late to class.”Smithson’s slide probably kept him from getting a detention, because a new tardy policy was enacted this year *