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I prefer standard time, but I’d prefer more for them to pick one and stick with it. Schools can easily change what time they start, that’s always seemed like a
by ungreased0675 3mo ago
I prefer standard time, but I’d prefer more for them to pick one and stick with it. Schools can easily change what time they start, that’s always seemed like a stupid objection to me.
- thegrim33 3mo agoSo, instead of everyone in unison adjusting their clocks twice a year, you suggest that individual schools should all decide for themselves when/how to change their school's start times, which now causes schedule changes which clash with the unchanging schedules of other places/businesses that don't do any clock changing?
- nhumrich 3mo agoSchools can _already_ decide for themselves when to start
- sparky_z 3mo agoIf they started using that power to change what time they started every few months, you don't think that would cause logistical problems?
- ungreased0675 3mo agoIn the non-hypothetical places that already do this, it doesn’t.
- ungreased0675 3mo agoBusinesses have schedules that absolutely cannot change, therefore we must change time itself to accommodate the seasons? In many places of the world, summer and winter hours are a normal thing. Schedules are easy to change.