Starting school later in the day benefits teens and allows them to get their eight hours of sleep increases grades, and promotes a healthier lifestyle. Researchers analyzed data from more than 9,000 students at eight high schools In Minnesota, Colorado, and Wyoming and found out that shifting the school day later in the morning resulted in a boost in attendance, test scores, and grades in math, English and science (Richmond,1). Schools also saw a decrease in tardiness, absences, and symptoms of depression. Some even had a dramatic drop in teen car crashes. The centers for disease control or (CDC) recommends that kids get nine to ten hours of sleep each night, kids who don’t get enough sleep have an increased risk of becoming overweight, depressed and even start struggling academically.…