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Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l... by watwut on Saturday January 08, 2022 @01:59AM (#29849330)
Sounds like quality of public transport problem. Also, high schoolers are fully competent not to miss busses.
Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l... by vanviegen on Saturday January 08, 2022 @04:08AM (#29849955)
Actually, most of them are not, but that's a learning opportunity! :-)
Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l... by watwut on Saturday January 08, 2022 @04:34AM (#29850064)
Here, public transport is super normal way to go to school, work, whatever. High schoolers generally do manage to catch those busses. Middle schooler do manage to catch those busses.

Once in a while someone comes in late. But, it is not that regular thing. Most of them in fact catch busses just fine.

Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l... by Broken_Hippo on Saturday January 08, 2022 @07:14AM (#29850950)
This is simply untrue. Loads of students in the "high school" age range manage to get to school on time most days. Depending on the country, your 16-18 year old student might not even live at home.
Re:School closures led to more sleep and better quality of l... by inglor_cz on Saturday January 08, 2022 @07:11AM (#29850920)
If you can solve a quadratic equation, you can take a bus at 14:34 without any hassle.

Missed connections are usually missed deliberately, regardless of what is said to the parents later.