ADVERTISEMENTThe movement to delay school start times in Seattle began years ago, says Cindy Jatul, a high school biology and biotech teacher in the district. “It makes no sense to wake teenagers up in very early hours when they are still predisposed to being asleep,” Chen said. They struggle with issues of health, behavior, emotional regulation.” “Making this change ... was the best change to make for the benefits of our children’s health, safety and learning,” she added. It makes no sense to wake teenagers up in very early hours when they are still predisposed to being asleep. Dr. Maida Chen, Seattle Children's Hospital

Source: Huffington Post August 18, 2016 19:00 UTC