"Learning cottages" aka Trailers -- what are they like for elementary kids?

[Anonymous]

At our elementary (at least last year, my child is finished there), all of the tailors were filled with specials (i.e. music, Chinese, etc.). None of the regular classrooms was in a trailer. It could be different this year, though, if they have more trailers. They only had 4 or 5 last year.

[Anonymous]

Man, we had trailers growing up (tidewater VA public school system) and we all LOVED them. They were brand new, had the nicest furniture, and had the best climate control, since they were individually controlled systems.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agreed OP needs a hobby. Maybe architecture?

Thanks for the laugh, PP. I needed it this morning.

[Anonymous]

My third grader is out in the trailer park this year too!

It's our first experience with one.

I have to roll my eyes every time I hear 'learning cottage'.

Give me a f-king break, APS. It's a good 'ol double-wide. Yee-haw!