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Welcome to Start School Later Redlands, CA!


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Thanks for your interest in starting high school later in Redlands! Start School Later is currently seeking an advocate to lead the Redlands, CA chapter. ​If interested, please let us know by completing the contact form.

Some key points about healthy school start times for teens:
  • Because of their shifting body clocks, teens aren’t often able to fall asleep before 11 p.m. Too-early school start times mean they’re often sleep deprived as a result.
  • Sleep-deprived teens are at risk for a number of health-related issues, including substance abuse, depression and suicide ideation.
  • They’re also more likely to be absent or tardy and to perform more poorly in school.
  • Teens and young adults are involved in more than half of all drowsy driving crashes each year.
  • Teen athletes who get less than 8 hours sleep a night are far more likely to get injured.
  • In light of all of the data, the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Medical Association and Centers for Disease Control recommend that middle and high schools start at 8:30 a.m. or later.

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While there are issues that need to be addressed such as buses and after-school sports practices, these have been successfully navigated by many school districts around the country in recent years! If it can be done in other districts (Seattle is the latest and largest one to make the shift), it can be done here.

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  • About Us ⮟
    • Mission and Goals
    • Who We Are >
      • Board of Directors
      • National Team
      • Advisory Board
      • Coalition Partners
    • Annual Report
    • Local Chapters
    • 990
  • What We Do ⮟
    • Community Guidance
    • Sleep Health Education >
      • Sleep Education >
        • Let's Sleep!
        • Sleep 101 - College
        • Sleep Calculator
        • Workshops and Webinars
    • Implementation Consulting
    • Advocacy and Awareness >
      • Legislation
      • Sign Our Petition
  • Teen Stories
  • Learn More ⮟
    • School Start Times >
      • Why Change?
      • Wake Up Calls (Fast Facts)
      • Key Position Statements
      • Success Stories
      • Legislation
      • Myths and Misconceptions
    • Legislation
    • SSL News >
      • Press Releases
      • Newsletters
      • Blog
    • National Conference 2024
    • Bookstore
    • Videos
    • Flyers, Posters, Videos, etc.
    • Reference and Resource List
  • Get Involved ⮟
    • Find a Local Chapter
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    • Sign our Petition