Is an extended school day the right choice for middle school students?

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This question is a matter of opinion, but I would say HECK NO! Middle school by my experience was the most brutal, and I don't think I could've endured it if the days were extended. A lot of the kids who endure bullying or tormenting as I did would agree. I also believe there comes a time in the day when our focus level goes down, and we are not able to comprehend things as well, which I believe is worse with kids because their minds run constantly. Also I believe they would struggle with learning because all they would be able to think about is getting home.

givi [52]2 years ago

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I would say no because most of us have sports that take up the afternoon which internals that if we do go to an extended school day that would mean that people with sports wouldn't be able to get their homework done

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