Silver Spring, MD|News|
School Super: Move High School Start Times Back by 50 Minutes
High school starting at 8:15 a.m.? It could happen, and the superintendent says it should.

240-381-9407/laura.thornton[at]patch.com
This Massachusetts native developed her passion for community news when she moved to the Washington, DC, metropolitan area in 2004.
After dreaming about being a journalist for several years, she enrolled in journalism school at the University of Maryland, College Park, and received a master’s degree in online journalism in 2010.
She has freelanced for The Current Newspapers, a weekly community newspaper in Washington, DC, and has written for the Capital News Service, a news wire service run by the University of Maryland, as an environment reporter.
She also has a master’s degree in architectural history from the University of Virginia, and she received her bachelor’s degree in architecture and music from Wellesley College in 2001.
High school starting at 8:15 a.m.? It could happen, and the superintendent says it should.

High school starting at 8:15 a.m.? It could happen, and the superintendent says it should.
Sometimes county council members are the last to know.
Patch readers solve the mystery of where and why trees were taken down on Georgia Avenue.
Weather Analytics, a young company that recently moved from Virginia to Maryland, was the latest recipient of a grant from the Maryland Venture Fund's InvestMaryland program.
Crimes in Bethesda and Chevy Chase that were included in the latest county police summary.
Crimes in Silver Spring that were included in the latest county police summary.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
In Maryland, 360 schools receive state funding to offer free in-classroom breakfasts for students every morning, regardless of students' family income.
In the last two years, Maryland’s increase in public health insurance coverage is higher than all but 13 states.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
A possible government shutdown starting Tuesday would cause federal agencies in Maryland to close or seriously cut back operations.
In Maryland, 360 schools receive state funding to offer free in-classroom breakfasts for students every morning, regardless of students' family income.
In Maryland, 360 schools receive state funding to offer free in-classroom breakfasts for students every morning, regardless of students' family income.
In Maryland, 360 schools receive state funding to offer free in-classroom breakfasts for students every morning, regardless of students' family income.
In Maryland, 360 schools receive state funding to offer free in-classroom breakfasts for students every morning, regardless of students' family income.