Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by andreareina on Sunday June 12, 2022 @09:53PM
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2.5 mi is almost an hour away on foot. That target shouldn't be more than ~30 minutes which is what, 1.5 mi?
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by brianwawok on Sunday June 12, 2022 @10:50PM
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2.5 miles is a < 10 minute bike.
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by andreareina on Monday June 13, 2022 @01:14AM
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> That is generally a walkable distance
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by brianwawok on Monday June 13, 2022 @03:24PM
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It is walkable. Can you walk 2.5 miles? I can.
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by RHSeeger on Monday June 13, 2022 @04:11PM
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So, we're going to start school an hour later to let kids sleep in. And then make them get up at the same early time so they can walk an hour to school? And then likely get to school smelling like a pool of sweat. That sounds sub-optimal.
Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in
by brianwawok on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @11:26AM
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Whew, so getting to exercise is smelling like a pool of sweat? Can't figure out why kids are so fat....
For longer distances it’s really not a big deal to bike to school. No one needs to be dropped off by their parents, unless they live out of district and chose to go to a school other than their local one. And even in that situation, many schools open a half hour or more early, where kids can be in the library or cafeteria well before class starts.