Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by janeerie on Sunday June 12, 2022 @03:32PM
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I'm guessing you weren't a female teenager.
I had a very similar schedule to the person you're responding to, except our high school started at 7:25. I'd take a little extra time in the morning just to get my head together before going to school.
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by PebblesRox on Sunday June 12, 2022 @07:13PM
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We lived right on the border with the neighboring school district, so I was one of the first kids on the bus. The school was only fifteen minutes away but my bus ride was 45-50 minutes one way, and the bus got to the school with 10 minutes to spare before the first period.
So maybe not typical but definitely believable for me. There are probably some kids in almost every district that have to get on the bus an hour before school starts.
* wake up
* be really tired (5 min)
* take shower (10)
* get dressed (5)
* eat breakfast (10)
* walk to bus stop (takes 15-20 min, sometimes my parents would drive me)
* buffer
That is also, I think, an abnormally long bus trip, but maybe that's my bias.