High School Starting Too Early Summary

In the two articles, “High Schools Starting Later to Help Sleepy Teens” by Michelle Trudeau and “High Schools Will Keep Starting Too Early. Here’s why” by Dan Weissman. Each author uses different evidence to support his or her claim about school starting times. According to “High School Starting Later to Help Sleepy Teens”, most teenagers are not getting the proper rest at night and is causing a severe consequence to their everyday experiences. Students need sleep because it can prevent a child from falling asleep in class and helping the child focus. “students reported less depression when there was a later starting time.”
“High School Keep Starting Too Early. Here’s why” explains why the ‘school start time isn’t going away quickly,

and probably won’t, because of the cost.” School starting times depend on the academics of teenagers. “School boards often hear objections about disruptions at the other end of the school day: Kids are getting home really late from sports practice or chess club.” The issue of starting school times late is the expense and transportation issue. Some say that children in elementary are early risers and should wake up early for school. However, There should not be four and five-year-olds roaming outside before sunrise.
In these two articles, the authors claim is to inform his or her readers. The two authors inform readers by making clear the starting times of schools. Each author has a different claim about their point of view of their articles. Michelle Trudeau’s point of view of “High Schools Starting Later To Help Sleepy Teens” is to share information to explain why high schools should start school at a later time and Michelle Trudeau’s claim is to explain what she thinks.
In conclusion, both articles are different in many ways but explains why high school should start at a later time. I believe that high schools should start later because teens need more sleep in order to improve their academic level.