The buses that take students to school travel all over town, to every house, and to every school. A change could throw off the entire district, and result in very dangerous situations, such sickness and hunger. A change will cause younger students to have to wake up earlier. The opposition may argue that, younger children wake up early naturally. Having to get to the bus stop an hour earlier will not affect them, but constantly being ill due to the dry, unsafe winter air they must face will affect them. Kids who get sick easily will be out of school even more than normal, especially in the winter, causing them to miss school work and many days of school. By missing school kids will fall behind in their work and be more likely to be held back. In the article “High schools with late start times can help teens but bus schedules and after-school can conflict” Harris Cooper states that, “Parents of the younger kids complained that in winter, it meant their 6-year-old would have to stand out in the dark and cold an hour earlier.” The buses are used for elementary, middle and high school, by changing the start time it will cause young children to have to stand out in the cold, dry air, causing them to be more prone to sickness. Being sick more often will then go on to affect how they function in school and how often they are in school. A change will also …show more content…
This change would affect the future of the students, the activities and responsibilities of these students, and the bus schedules, causing great danger for the younger children. The risk a change places on younger students is not worth additional sleep for older students. Therefore, school start times should remain the