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How many hours does a child spend in school from elementary to high school?

There's no single answer to how many hours a child spends in school from elementary to high school because it varies widely depending on:

* School schedule: Some schools have longer school days than others. Some have shorter days or longer years.

* School year length: The number of days in a school year varies slightly by state and even by district.

* Grade level: Elementary school days are typically shorter than high school days.

* Extracurricular activities: Time spent in sports, clubs, or other school-related activities isn't included in the basic school day calculation.

To get a *rough estimate*, let's make some assumptions:

* Elementary school (K-5): 6 years * 180 days/year * 6 hours/day = 6480 hours

* Middle school (6-8): 3 years * 180 days/year * 7 hours/day = 3780 hours

* High school (9-12): 4 years * 180 days/year * 7.5 hours/day = 5400 hours

Total (rough estimate): 6480 + 3780 + 5400 = 15660 hours

This is a very rough estimate, and the actual number could easily be several hundred hours more or less depending on the factors listed above. It also doesn't include time spent on homework.

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