School times can sometimes be absurdly early, but because of later start times some problems stir up. Later school start times can increase grades and the well being of the kids, but the downfall of that is that schools have to pay extra for more buses because usually a district only has a few busses, which then makes the school start times staggered. Although the wellbeing of kids is far more important. The idea of staggering school time is smart but if its hurting the health of people I would pay the extra money to keep kids safe. The first reason that school should start later is because it will allow kids to be more well rested and makes it easier to focus.…
According to a policy statement on the effects of early school start times made by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2014, many recent studies have shown that a delaying start times result in a boost in teenagers’ grades and standardized test scores (American Academy of Pediatrics). One study done on Chicago public high school students found that student grades and test scores were considerably lower in first-period classes when compared to afternoon classes. Further, the study found a correlation between student performance on end-of-year standardized tests and the time in which the students were scheduled to take them (Cortez). Another study done on freshmen Air Force Academy students found that the students who started classes after 8:00am performed better across all of their courses compared to those who started before 8:00am (Carrell et al). A study done on middle schoolers found that moving back the start time by one hour could improve the average student’s math and reading by three percent (Edwards).…
Introduction: Early Head Start is an educational program that supports the mental, social and emotional development of children from birth to age 3. It is a program that is designed to help families of low income. The program provides continuous, intensive, comprehensive services. In addition to educational services, the program provides the children and their families with health, nutrition, family-goal setting, social services, transition services, services with disabilities, social and emotional health, and parent involvement of education and volunteer. It is a center based services that delivers early learning, care and experiences to children in an early care education setting.…
It can also affect many school activities with having to start later and end sooner since the day ends faster. Teens shouldn’t be affect with these possibilities of not being in an activity because the later changes. There has been a non-scientific survey that has reported 50 percent of parent that have agree or are undecided with the new time changes and 60 percent of staff agreed with the change. I believe that parents think it’s right for their children to start later or earlier because of the evidence that they have been provided about their children academic improvement. Staff had worked in school with the children and they might also believe it is right because it can change their school education but they don’t understand that it can affect the different schools because it will not be the same times for all…
Over the past ten years there have been several issues pertaining to why school should start later in the day. Many parents, teachers, and board leaders have tried pushing the issues so that the start time will change, but not a whole lot has happened. There are schools in all fifty states that want to jump on board and start school later, so why not just do it? It’s way easier said than done. The top reason why people don’t want to start school later in the day is because they are already used to the seven or eight AM start time…
Later school start times have students that have better grades than other schools that start later. Schools have overall improved academic performance by starting later and having well rested students. They work better because being well rested can make students more aware and have more energy. Also sleep deprived students make more errors in school work than well rested people.…
There are many benefits that come along with this simple change. Many experts agree that schools should start later, and there are many strong reasons why. With attention to school benefits, later start times for schools improve test scores. A study conducted by the University of Minnesota, that included 9,000 high schoolers, showed that test scores went up significantly the more the school…
According to should schools start later. Quotes “a later start, say opponents, also interferes with somm teens’ part-time jobs and disrupts after-school sports and clubs. This quote is saying that the students would not have anytime for sports or anything because it gets out late and the kids will still have homework to do. Even if the students did practice in the morning, then they would still have to get up early that is why it should stay the…
With this change for the better, students can obtain a more joyous and healthier life, be successful in school, and live a more danger free life. If schools would push back their start times, students would…
Many students do not want to participate or can not because they are so sleep deprived. School start times being later in the day would cause students to stop being so tired and students would be more willing to participate in class discussions. Later school start times will lead to less missed school, in Bonneville, school attendance increased by fifteen percent. Also it will cost less when schools attendance goes up.…
In conclusion, every school should be able to have later start times. It helps by improving grades, wellness and decreasing teenage car incidents. If we are able to provide this to happen then students will get the most out of school and be more successful in the…
Weather conditions are also a factor to consider. Driving in bad weather conditions in the morning increase the chance of accidents by more than half. By starting school later we can decrease these chances and ensure the safety of students. The increase of daylight and time to get to school would increase student and parent morale and decrease early morning…
Although technology usually takes the blame when one does not receive a healthy amount of sleep, there are many other responsibilities that throw a child’s or teens sleep schedule off. Both pros and cons are found in any suggestion. Gina Caimey states that when a school given the later starting time was observed over a certain period of time that the later start time, “increased math and reading scores by two to three percentile points.” (Caimey 13) An increase in percentile points after…
This years theme for Augustana “Time to Play” correlates well with the choice of Footloose as this years play. There are a couple things that link the two of these things together including the university institution itself and new perspectives. Often within the university setting we are locked into the academic side with not too much time for fun between assignments, readings and studying, especially where the emphasis is put on academics rather than fun. Often we hear that at university three things matter…
If school starts later, students can have time in the morning to complete homework and to study. It incredibly benefits students with below-average test scores since they have an opportunity to study extra. Therefore, they can score higher and be less prone to failing. A sleep expert named Paul Kelley from the Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute at the University of Oxford noticed an increase in test scores when school started later in the morning. School districts all over the US have seen the changes and have started to revise their school times and made them later therefore, students can improve and focus on their academics.…