It's a great idea, and would work fine for younger kids. High school kids with after-school jobs and sports might find a conflict, though. I'm in the camp of

It's a great idea, and would work fine for younger kids. High school kids with after-school jobs and sports might find a conflict, though. I'm in the camp of "seriously, fuck high school sports" because entire districts bend their will and finances to support football programs (other sports? what other sports?) to the detriment of everyone else in the school. But that POV is spitting into the wind. And god help you if you're in a smaller area where high school sports are the entire social center of the community.