Honestly, the hours at evergreen schools like Evergreen High don't come down from some big government rule. Instead, the local school district usually decides when classes start and end, but they do have to follow certain state laws about how many instructional hours students get every year.

When my little cousin started at Evergreen Elementary, my aunt had to check what time the bus came every morning. The thing is, those hours can change if the school board thinks something works better for families or teachers, so it feels like they have some freedom. But if the state says you need 1,000 hours of learning each year, they have to make the schedule fit. That's why you see stuff like early release on Fridays or changes for holidays.

So it’s not really government officials in some far away office picking the hours—it’s more local people making it work for their community, but still playing by a few big state laws. If you’re curious about your specific evergreen school, the best move is to just call the office or check the school website—they list all the latest hours and updates there. Hope that helps!