Do you like the daylight-saving time change?
“I feel tired at first, but I like having the extra hour once I get used to it.”
— Christian Peterson, freshman, West Junior High School
“A little bit, but you get less sleep.”
— Paige Rothwell, freshman, WJHS
“No, because it makes me get up too early.”
— Tiffany Tornedn, freshman, WJHS
“No, not really. My family is all grumpy because they lose an hour of sleep. It makes me grumpy, too, so it messes us all up.”
— Ruthie Ozonoff, eighth-grader, WJHS
“Oh yeah, it's awesome. It gives me more time to be playing basketball outside and more time to swim once the pool opens.”
— Sebastian Helms, eighth-grader, WJHS
“I don't really like it. I don't like to get up earlier. Once I get used to it though, I don't really notice the difference.”
— Holly Bowman, eighth-grader, WJHS
“I do, a lot. I like getting up earlier, because I feel like I have more energy, and my sister sleeps in more, so that's less time I have to spend with her.”
— Stephen Bowman, eighth-grader, WJHS
“Sometimes. It's a little hard to wake up in the morning with an hour taken away, but you get used to it. Then you have more time to play sports in the afternoon.”
— Holden Zimmerman, seventh-grader, WJHS