4 ms·

"forced to wake up to go to school" implies you were a night owl back then too.

• pavel_lishin 8y ago
  Kids have to wake up very early in America to go to school. 8am start time means you typically have to be ready to walk out the door at 7:30, and that's a pretty good scenario. If you have a longer commute to school, you might be getting up before 7am. It's pretty tragic, imo, and it's one of the biggest reasons I want opening hours to shift later.
  • Izkata 8y ago
    It's also staggered by grade level. My elementary school started 8am, middle school started 9am, and highschool - the one with the longest commute for most due to there being less and larger schools - started at 7:40am. On that last one, buses dropped us off around 7am, so I had to be out the door by 6:25am.
  • loa-in-backup 8y ago
    Here in Europe lessons start as early 7:15 to 8:00, so that's really a good scenario. On the other hand, some other days of the week start as late as 11:45