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Re:Schools Are Slow to Learn That Sleep Deprivation Hits Tee... by MichaelGG on Saturday April 02, 2016 @01:33AM (#11410390)
So start actual classes later, then kids/parents can decide if the parent's poor scheduling should impact the child.
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Re:Schools Are Slow to Learn That Sleep Deprivation Hits Tee... by peter_mcrae on Saturday April 02, 2016 @02:00AM (#11410446)
Having a job (which provides for your children) that requires you to be at work at a certain time is poor scheduling?
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Re:Schools Are Slow to Learn That Sleep Deprivation Hits Tee... by terinjokes on Saturday April 02, 2016 @09:33AM (#11411434)
If classes ending at 3 happened across an entire area, I'm sure the high school jobs would move to accommodate.

My 11th and 12th years happened in 2008/2009 so good luck having a job as a high schooler.

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Re:Schools Are Slow to Learn That Sleep Deprivation Hits Tee... by monocasa on Saturday April 02, 2016 @10:23AM (#11411609)
He was talking about the parents' jobs.
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Re:Schools Are Slow to Learn That Sleep Deprivation Hits Tee... by MichaelGG on Saturday April 02, 2016 @03:10PM (#11412851)
Why wouldn't it be? It might be necessary but it's still a bad thing.
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