Today's world is moving rapidly, with higher crime rates, increasingly overpopulated areas and children have non-traditional parents who are often away from home, after school hours . Lack of supervision has made children more likely to get into trouble, get hurt, have difficulty with homework, use media ineffectively and without adequate nutrition. School timetable reform, if managed properly, can be effective for all parties, allowing parents to feel more secure with their children while they are at work, trusting that their children will receive a thorough and adequate education. With the many options available to today's society, parents have a wide range of resources to offer local school districts to take over one at a time as the school day lengthens. Longer hours will provide more opportunities for today's students, transforming them into the independent leaders of tomorrow. More time with peers will prepare children for workdays, using teamwork skills and continuing to build those second family relationships at school, useful for children with a single parent or those with a lack of supervision and