Highschool‚ the start time. Waking up early to make sure you were ready for the day and being able to catch the bus. High School start times are the reason for so many teens not being able to graduate on time‚ students grades being low‚ and the reason for such a low attendance rate. The start time for High School needs to be pushed back later in the morning‚ this will help kids perform their best during school‚ make kids so they are present and will help to get more kids to graduate on time. The later
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you tired when you get up in the morning to go to school? Schools are starting to early for schools to be able to function so some schools have moved their start time to later in the morning. The board of education should consider making schools start time later because students‚ will do better in the classroom‚ and on the field‚ they will be more focused in the classroom and they will start coming to school more. Schools should more their start time back so students can do better in class and on
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Delayed HIgh School Start Time Improves Student Learning: Let’s Move Forward Marshfield! Due to the early start times of schools‚ many high school students in the U.S. are getting less than the recommended 8 - 10 hours of sleep per night. As a result‚ these high schoolers are dealing with the negative effects of sleep deprivation. A delayed start to school would minimize the sleep deprivation. According to Frano Katalinic of the Huffington Post‚ a starting time between 8:00 A.M. to 8:15 A
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later start times. When the alarm clock goes off in a teen’s room at 5:30 or 6:00‚ they probably press the snooze button to catch a few more minutes of sleep before they have to face the school day only an hour away. School start times around the U.S.A. are generally early times. There are only a few schools that have taken adolescent sleep into consideration which then resulted that changing school start times will help students emotionally‚ physically and academically. Changing school
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attributed to high schools’ early start times (Reddy). Although most teenagers are not admitted into a hospital for their drowsiness‚ high school students do suffer from insufficient sleep. Because of the long hours spent finishing homework‚ participating in extracurricular activities and sports‚ and socializing with family and friends‚ the majority of students do not receive an adequate amount of sleep on a typical school night‚ causing them to be more stressed and less healthy. High schools should begin
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90% of high school teens are sleep deprived due to the start time of school (Gregoire‚ 2015). School start times need to change to at least one hour later. Later start times would result in a dramatically better student health‚ performance‚ and attendance. First and foremost‚ the health of students would increase if schools started later. Students will have more time to eat a healthy breakfast‚ which is the most important meal of the day (“5 Pros and Cons of Later School Start Times‚” 2017). Not
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student could excel in school unless they have access to every opportunity and are willing to go beyond what is required of them. The first public high school opened in 1821; however‚ the structure of schooling has changed drastically since the creation of public school. One of the biggest changes that has occurred since 1821 is the start time of school. Many people do not believe the start time of school has any impact
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There are pediatric doctors who have researched the effects of teens’ sleep deprivation as harmful to their health. In addition‚ they argue that high schools should start classes later to help the sleep deprived students get the sleep they need in order to do well in school. However‚ I do not agree that high schools should have a later start time because the students would be getting out late from extra curricular activities‚ and their parents would be delayed in their schedules. First of all‚
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We should delay school start times There has been a long request to delay school starting times for a period from students and even teachers. In the speech ‘We should delay school start times’ provided by Josh Baker‚ a year 11 student‚ discusses the issue of school start times. In his speech‚ Baker contends that school starting times should be delayed in order for students to get their well-deserved rest and do better in their studies. He aims to persuade his teenage peers and teachers in his attempt
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study at YHS 97.1% of students would rather start school later. Students should be able to start school later when they’re awake. Students will have more time to eat in the morning instead of starving all day at school. Students will come with more energy instead of being dead at school. Students attendances would improve and reckless driving wouldn’t occur so often. If school started later the increase on grades and attendances would go up. School should start later in the day because it is important
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