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[quote=Anonymous]Newbie questions. Is there an FAQ or short summary of facts? For example How is overcrowding determined, is there a set formula? Have schools been ranked in terms of capacity? Which are closest to dangerous levels? Are administrators and teachers trained in best practices for space utilization, organization, and scheduling? More classrooms don't necessarily mean better instruction. I've seen some pretty significant wastes of space and time. Do trailers impact performance negatively? Can trailers be part of longer-term flexibility in instruction? Many of the high-performing schools in DC and the area have used trailers for years. Friends' kids at Murch told me they preferred the trailer to the creepy old building. Mann didn't seem to suffer academically during trailer park era, but that was because of teachers and leadership. Are there other cities, maybe in other countries, that efficiently manage learning environments in limited spaces? Could neighborhood preference for charters help? I have no solutions, but it's hard to ask questions in person when folks get really worked up. TIA[/quote]
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