Should high school start at 9.00am?

Answer 1

YES , HERE IS A MATTER OF PUNTUVALITY . LET US CONSIDER THE FUTURE LIKE ENGNEERING , WE MAY WANT DO THINGS ON OUR OWN . EVERYTHING IS IN OUR HANDS . WHETHER IT IS GOOD OR BAD ,YOU CAN DO THINGS ON YOUR OWN HAND . BUT THERE YOU SOME DISIPLINE ,TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOAL YOU MUST DO THINGS IN RIGHT WAY . HERE THE DISIPLINE IS ATTIANED FROM OUR CHILDHOOD ITSELF . GOING TO SCHOOL OR COLLEGE AT A VERY EARLY IS GOOD . WE MUST HAVE TIME SENSE AISO . DISIPLINE IS THE MAIN THEME IN THIS .

Answer 2

I think so because high school students need nine hours of sleep and most of them are not getting it. They need to sleep from 11pm to 8am each night for optimal functioning and performance. They follow this schedule due to the timing of the secretion of a natural biological hormone called melatonin, not because they are lazy or contrary.

Answer 3

It is always nice to get out of school somewhat early in the afternoon, because then you have the rest of the day to enjoy yourself. However, getting out early means you had to get up early to fit all of your academic hours in. In high school, students are in a time of adolesence, resulting in different sleeping patterns. Melatonin, the sleeping hormone, is not released until later in the night than adults and young children- it is released at about 10 or 11 PM. High school students aren't fully awake until they have slept until at least 8 AM. In fact, teens are sometimes at their most awake point in the entire day at 10 PM.

Answer 4

Emotional Opinion:School should start later like around 10 am . That's my opinion , why get up around 6:00 to get ready? It's just way to early! Some people miss breakfast or their busses. Students are in a grumpy mood when their alarms wake them up at 6:30 am. School should start later if you ask me. Rational Opinion:One of the primary purposes of school is to prepare students for work and other aspects of life. The fact is that workers rise early for work. Setting start times for later in the morning do nothing to serve the benefit of students. Start times should reflect a consideration of the average start times of the communities where they are located, as well as the average daily schedules of the residents of the community.

Frankly, young people are far more adaptable than they believe themselves to be. Adaptable in positive as well as negative directions. Consider that if start times were adjusted for later in the morning, eventually that also would become too early for many students and they would advocate for even later start times. The reality is that most school start times are already adjusted for the best possible times for their communities. If anything, schools could perhaps start a bit earlier, and the day could run a bit later, providing for more convenience for parents and guardians.

That primary purpose is even more primary as relates to colleges and universities where preparation for employment is even less remote. College students must learn quickly to balance the blaring call of social interaction with the true reason for their education. This has been a constant issue, considering the high drop rate of new freshmen at most colleges and universities; some being as high as 75%. Too much partying often equates to the end of higher education for many young people. Were they forced to attend primarily morning classes, quite likely, they would be forced to realize quickly the vast landscape that exists between what they want and what they need.

No, all schools should have early start times, regardless of the plaintive whining of most young people. They should be encouraged toward responsible behavior.

Answer 5

So we can have time to get ready in the mornings without being in such a hurry!!

Answer 6

no. because it takes the day time away from kids and teens that they need at this age

Answer 7

Yes. They really should so they can be ready and alert for school and NOT tired, drowsy and yawn for the rest of the day.

Answer 8

depends on the school. usually b/t 7-8am