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That seems atypically long. by tdiddy07
Our school goes 830-330. That amount of time mirrors what I did as a kid. 830-330, or 8-3, or 740-240 depending on the school. A 9-4 schedule wouldn't be notable to me. Practices would end a little later. But plenty of time to eat and do homework. I don't think that shift is notable.
Fall varsity games already end at 8-9 and are played under the lights. Winter varsity games already end at 8-9 and are played indoors. Baseball games were the only ones that started earlier for daylight purposes. Those would probably need to start around 530 to permit transportation. But I wouldn't think that would pose an issue in my latitude anyway.