"Obviously it's better to get them to school a little late than not at all." About 90,000 students, out of the system's nearly 160,000 total students, have signed up for busing. Families will be ...

and it also lets them get home first to help take care of younger siblings after school. If high schools started as late as middle and elementary schools, that would likely mean strain on ...

She recalled putting her son on a bus one morning several years ago, only to later get a call from someone at his school asking if he was coming. No one from OSSE had called to tell her that her ...

School start times need to change. Current data from youth risk behavior survey says that 77.3% of high school students do not get enough sleep on school nights. After-school activities will be ...

teens will just stay up later. Fact: If we move school start times, teens will actually get more sleep. I hear this one a lot from parents and educators. If teens know they can wake up later ...

Staffing shortages have long hampered BPS’s ability to get buses to run on time ... Wu, who experienced the frustrations of late buses when raising her school-age sister in Boston a decade ...

Dina Winter-Robinson and her twin were homeless and constantly late for school at the age of 13. They were staying with an aunt who lived an hour away and had to take two trains to get there.

The Baltimore Banner gathered over 100 people to discuss solutions to the city’s transportation nightmare for kids.

and McSweeney’s Every morning from 2022 until late June 2024, I battled to get my son to school. Some days, he managed only to get to the front seat of the car— curling against the door with ...