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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

[Anonymous]

Email Taylor to request later HS start times. He claims that he reads all his emails. The more people who email the better

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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

Most people start work between 8-9. And, that is all the more reason to start HS earlier.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

Most people start work between 8-9. And, that is all the more reason to start HS earlier.

Not necessarily at all MCPS schools. All the more reason to restart the discussion with a new Superintendent.

[Anonymous]

Can the Bell time people start a new thread and stop disrupting other threads with their prattle?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Mine just take the county bus. So many people seem so helpless, but it's easy to find solutions to these problems for anyone who cares to try.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

Most people start work between 8-9. And, that is all the more reason to start HS earlier.

Not necessarily at all MCPS schools. All the more reason to restart the discussion with a new Superintendent.

Nah, the matter was settled a few years ago. There are more pressing issues.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

Most people start work between 8-9. And, that is all the more reason to start HS earlier.

Not necessarily at all MCPS schools. All the more reason to restart the discussion with a new Superintendent.

Nah, the matter was settled a few years ago. There are more pressing issues.

That is back, again. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Attend one of Taylor's upcoming Community Engagement Listening sessions. BOE candidates should appear if they care about the school system, as well as ALL CouncilMembers, and CE Elrich if they care. Contact your state delegates and Senators too to tell them to attend.
dates and locations:

SEPTEMBER
Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 16 Poolesville High School 7-8:00 p.m

Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 18 (Updated Location) Rockville High School 7-8:00 p.m

Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 23 Montgomery Blair High School 7-8:00 p.m

NOVEMBER
Community Engagement Listening Session - Nov 14, 7-8:00 p.m.

Has anyone on here attended a listening session this season, or plan to attend tonight? What's being said? Don't know if media has reported about the listening sessions?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Mine just take the county bus. So many people seem so helpless, but it's easy to find solutions to these problems for anyone who cares to try.

You have a county bus?
Lucky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Attend one of Taylor's upcoming Community Engagement Listening sessions. BOE candidates should appear if they care about the school system, as well as ALL CouncilMembers, and CE Elrich if they care. Contact your state delegates and Senators too to tell them to attend.
dates and locations:

SEPTEMBER
Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 16 Poolesville High School 7-8:00 p.m

Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 18 (Updated Location) Rockville High School 7-8:00 p.m

Community Engagement Listening Session - Sept. 23 Montgomery Blair High School 7-8:00 p.m

NOVEMBER
Community Engagement Listening Session - Nov 14, 7-8:00 p.m.

Has anyone on here attended a listening session this season, or plan to attend tonight? What's being said? Don't know if media has reported about the listening sessions?

The good thing is, the listening sessions are all recorded and uploaded to MCPS's YouTube channel. So if you miss one, you can always watch them later.

Here are the Poolesville and Rockville sessions:

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does Taylor have plans to consider changing HS start time? And to that poster who ALWAYS posts "it was settled", we don't need to hear from you again.

Hope he does! A 30min later start time for HS would be better for this age group. Even a 20min later start time would help!

No, it would cause a lot of issues with buses and after school activiites.

No it would not cause issues with buses and activities if they moved all three school levels' start time 20min later. After school activities could become before school activities.

Start times for HS have already changed with lack of bus drivers and buses doing double HS runs. First run is now earlier.

Then drive your own kids, have them go to bed earlier, nap after school... lots of options.

Please post a link to your parenting manual for privileged wealthy people.

Sorry, can’t as we are not privileged or wealthy. But, yet we make it work. Parent drops off kids before going to work as no buss. Since it’s an early start time it’s possible. See how that works.

You have no idea what hours people work. See?

Most people start work between 8-9. And, that is all the more reason to start HS earlier.

Not necessarily at all MCPS schools. All the more reason to restart the discussion with a new Superintendent.

That's great if your job lets you start later, but most people in the real world start much earlier than you. AND, MCPS has a 2 mile bus rule for HS, so a lot of parents who can do drive if they don't get buses.