> Your personal experience doesn't comport with the findings of sleep researchers. Later work or school start times correlate with increased sleep. Here's a re

> Your personal experience doesn't comport with the findings of sleep researchers. Later work or school start times correlate with increased sleep. Here's a reference for that (from 2002): http://bul.sagepub.com/content/86/633/3.full.pdf http://bul.sagepub.com/content/86/633/3.full.pdf > To take your argument ad absurdum, if your job had started at 6pm, would you have gone to bed at 11am? A lot of people that do shift work sleep and wake at odd hours. Also, during undergrad and grad school I tried to schedule nothing before ~2pm. I would sleep from 6am to 2pm. ... Not sure if any of this applies to high schoolers, though.