A Few Changes

Dear Administration,
What if I told you I had a way to make school even better than it already is? I have a few ideas to spice up the school in a way that could really help it.
 For instance I believe starting school at a later time, like at around 8 helps kids better in the future. I have noticed that when I get to school a lot of kids are so tired from staying up so late. We get home from school at a reasonably early time, and that could cause naps which then causes staying up later and then being tired at school, this routine could continue to repeat. From studies teenagers need a good amount of sleep and getting out at a later time helps them for a better chance getting a better routine. When it comes to the later school idea, I strongly believe that could help teenagers, because I know personally it has helped me.
 Another idea that I believe could help is the lunch period time. I understand that 35 minutes seems like a reasonable time for students, I can tell you it really isn't. As a student who really enjoys education, I spend most of lunch period stressing if I have enough time to eat. I usually always have some kind of academic thing I need to check up on before going to lunch, and yes I know hat not all students have to deal with this, but if I am being completely honest I don't find it fair that the students with academic concerns stress over eating when everyone should have a chance to to enjoy their lunch. Now you may ask, why don't they just wait till after school and enjoy their lunch? this is were my next topic begins.
 Some, actually a lot of students take the bus, and the bus leaves in 7 minutes. I have to leave the second the bell rings in order to reach the bus on time, I get there right before it leaves and I feel if it would stay just a little bit longer, students wouldn't have to stress as much, because I know the reason I can't talk to my teachers after school is for that reason, and because I live far from the school I barley make it to school, no matter how early I leave.
 Thank you for listening to my concerns, and ideas. I hope some of them could come in hand.
                                                                                                            ~ Adalynn Stevens