Montgomery County Public Schools will consider implementing later start times for its high schools following a push from parents, Superintendent Joshua Starr said Wednesday.
The school board probably will take up the issue soon, and officials plan to “dust off” a study from 1998, the last time the school system seriously considered starting high school after 8:15 a.m., Starr said. But he emphasized a hefty amount of skepticism that such a measure would pass this year.
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