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I think it should be illegal to start before 8:30 AM because it deprives them of sleep. I especially think for adolescents that school needs to start at 8:30 AM or beyond that because adolescents are going through so many changes, and they're especially have growth spurts at that age, which your body produces a lot of growth hormones when you sleep, so you definitely need that sleep, when you're going through a growth spurt.
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Different areas will have different needs or concerns. School districts are aware of the research. Let each district decide for itself. I have a problem with people who always assume they know better how someone else should live their life. They always assume that their knowledge is the superior knowledge to someone else's, even if that someone else has to live with the consequences of the decision. And as is so often the case, the one making the decision, doesn't have to live according tot he decision.
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The assertion that teenagers CAN"T go to sleep before 11:pm is subjective. When I was a teenager my parents sent me to bed at 10:00 on school nights and I was in class ready to go at 8:10 the next morning. Except went I cut school anyway.
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@Factfinder I was actually researching that the hormones teenagers have when going through puberty can affect their sleep, so I feel like we need to take this move.
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Nowadays I wake up at 4-4:30 am. The idea of having to be somewhere before 8:30 being unfair is completely alien to me. By 8:30 usually I will have already done 2 hours of running and lifting weights, had a good meal, done some reading and put in a bit of work. Do you guys have your front door automatically locked until 8:15 am or something?
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Honey, when you mark my comment as "fallacy", please be so kind as to, at least, respond to the actual comment and point out what is wrong in it. The time one wakes up at is completely independent from the amount of time one spends asleep. I can wake up at 2 am, yet get 10 hours of sleep if I go to bed at 4 pm.
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