Later School Start TImes

"Hey, hey, Ooo!" Students in their teens ring their nostrils with snoring buttons and tried to get up on an early day. Teenagers spend 4 hours of sleep from an average of 91 hours (background: late school starting time). At present, average sleeping time of teenagers is less than seven hours (background: late school starting time). Busy schedules, bad sleeping habits, homework and family duties are problems (back grounders: time to school later on). The school is thinking of starting school late in the morning.

I oppose Jennifer Pignolet's article "If future schools get better, why are they not so popular?" This article acknowledges that the school began later, but the fact that the school did not make this change is costly. Pignolet insists that changing the school's schedule is not worth the cost associated with it. I do not agree with her as I think school districts should delay school for at least an hour. Health experts say this is the right decision. The early start schedule makes the youth jeopardized and makes it easier to endanger them. Houston High School changed the schedule to change later, and the principal's head Kyle Cherry said: Even if the students are not happy in the morning, I can take more time to prepare for the day.

In New Jersey, the parents supported the school opening time after successfully asking Christian Governor to sign a bill requiring an investigation into the benefits of starting a school opening after school in junior high school or high school. They stated that the importance of sleep for young people is the main driving force of the day. But in Chicago, my parents pleaded to do the opposite. At the Chicago public school, most students start driving at 8:45 AM instead of 7:45 AM, saving money while driving. Parents demand returning to early start. They pointed out that the day before preschool for high school students is very important to devote time to extracurricular activities and homework.