Why We Should Have Half Hours To School

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The reason I disagree with adding one and a half hours to school is because we get less time for ourselves, we get more exhausted, and less time for our family. I think most kids would not want an extra hour of school. Our education is already great as it is. An extra hour and a half would be unnecessary. We are smart kids, and we have tutoring for kids that might need help.
If the school board will be adding an hour and a half to school we would have less time for ourselves. Less time for ourselves meaning we won’t be able to do the activities we want to do as kids.
Adding an hour and a half also means less time at home. I would hate for it to happen because I would never have time to relax.
The second reason why we don’t want an extra

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