Junior Caitlyn Kapsimalopoulos wakes up drowsy. Getting home from practice and staying up studying for an exam forced her to sleep later than usual. During her test, she was not able to focus, causing her to do worse than she had expected. Kapsimalopoulos is not the only one. High schoolers all over the nation struggle to get enough sleep with 72.7% reporting insufficient sleep according to the CDC. The same is true here, as 68% of Hagerty students reported struggling to fall asleep. Research has shown that inconsistent sleep schedules decrease learning ability and daytime functioning—a trend that poses a threat to struggling high school students.