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Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in by DocTomoe on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @11:06AM (#31740586)
Hm, 2.5 miles are 4 kilometers - perfectly walk- and bikeable. Any teenager easily can do that, over here, they would. I do not see the issue, especially since it will not hit everyone.

Alternatively, and this may be a radical idea: If your town is five kilometers across, with a uniform distribution of population: Why not have two, or three smaller schools, evenly distributed? A similar-sized German city (taking Öhringen, ~25.000 citizens, which also follows the 'almost a circle' rule, as an example here) has six highschools (which also take in students from neighboring villages)...

Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in by RHSeeger on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @08:13PM (#31747662)
> Why not have two, or three smaller schools, evenly distributed?

Money. A lot of it would be required.

Re:The state finally letting teens sleep in by DocTomoe on Thursday June 16, 2022 @07:31AM (#31764765)
I'd argue: money well spend. Also, smaller schools usually perform better when it comes to student success.