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https://www.atu.org/work/school

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https://sleepfoundation.org/sleep-news/backgrounder-later-school-start-times

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https://www.sleepsisters.com/bedtimes-by-age/

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https://flowingdata.com/2015/02/04/when-do-americans-leave-for-work/

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http://scrubbing.in/what-staying-up-late-is-doing-to-you/

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http://kidshealth.org/en/teens/involved-school.html
It looks good on college and job applications and shows admissions officers and employers you're well-rounded and responsible.

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Letting teenagers start late? Routine is something they have to learn – deal with it article link

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Letting teenagers start late? Routine is something they have to learn – deal with it article link

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https://www.tes.com/news/school-news/breaking-views/letting-teenagers-start-late-routine-something-they-have-learn-deal
- According to a Tes article earlier this week, “academics from Surrey University and Harvard Medical School … argue that delaying school times would simply cause most teenagers’ internal clocks to drift later, and in a matter of weeks they would find it just as hard to get out of bed”
- As it happens, the Surrey/Harvard researchers had something interesting to say about light. The later teenagers stay up, the more they use lights, and stare at screens. They would do better, say the researchers, to have brighter illumination during the day and turn the lights down (and screens off) at night

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5 pros and cons of later school start times article link

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5 pros and cons of later school start times article link

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http://www.masterofartsinteaching.net/lists/5-pros-and-cons-of-later-school-start-times/

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https://www.verywell.com/the-pros-and-cons-of-starting-school-later-2609565

Delaying junior high or high school start times would likely impact the schedule for all schools within a district.

Teens would get out of school later in the afternoons, which could pose problems for teens who provide childcare to younger siblings.

Students who participate in sports and extra-curricular activities would get home much later in the evenings.

Teens may stay up even later if they don't have to wake for school at an earlier time.

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It would cut out people’s extracurricular activities

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http://www.masterofartsinteaching.net/lists/5-pros-and-cons-of-later-school-start-times/
2. It becomes difficult to schedule sports practice and extra-curricular activities.

It is difficult to squeeze academic schedules, sports events and extra-curricular activities into available daytime hours if schools started later .

3. A late start time will disrupt parents’ schedules.

In households where adults work traditional hours, adjusting the first bell schedule to the recommended 10 a.m. start time will disrupt the household’s schedule. Students who have no bus service may have problems getting to and from school.

4. Starting later in the day will affect time available for after-school tutoring.
Students who receive extra services such as one-on-one tutoring and other after-school support may find limited resources as tutors and volunteers may not have the ability to adjust their schedules.

5. Students and their families are already conditioned for early bell.

After several years of being in the school system, family schedules have been set up to revolve around school schedules. Making a major switch to later start times may pose a challenge for working parents who would have to deal with additional costs of before and after-school care and transportation.

Adjusting school schedules is a controversial issue because there are various considerations, all legitimate, that come into play. School districts that have experimented with adjusted schedules have found beneficial effects for students. However, making a massive change may be challenging in the face of limited school budgets and resources.