> Don't DST in practice make school start an hour later parts of the year? It's about half and half, when you consider the school year starts in daylight savin

> Don't DST in practice make school start an hour later parts of the year? It's about half and half, when you consider the school year starts in daylight saving time, switches to standard, and then switches back. I don't see how changing the time kids go to school twice in the year is beneficial. And I certainly don't see how sleep-deprived bus drivers in the spring are an acceptable risk.