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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My brother teaches at an Urban school district in PA not far From NY. His particular school has high poverty - lots of ESL though the school district overall is middle income. The whole area got hit hard With COVID in the spring coming from NY and covid rates worse then here - still. But they have been hybrid all fall until planned break in December. As planned, they Restarted hybrid this week. All the teachers will be vaccinated Jan 25 week. I just don’t understand why MD is so different. [/quote] And, how many families actually signed up for hybrid? The issue is we don't have enough teachers to do both beyond the safety issues. We have 35 kids per MS class on a good day. We don't have enough classrooms for each teacher to have their own classroom. Kids are mixed up in different classes so they change classrooms multiple times a day plus lunch. Some classrooms don't have windows (not sure how that is safe from a fire standpoint but its still allowed). We have an old boiler system, no HVAC. [/quote] In which middle school do you have 35 kids per middle school class?[/quote] The one my child attends. [/quote] I'm choosing middle schools at random here. Pyle, average class size for English, 17.1, for other, 19.8. Frost, 21.0 22.5. Ridgeview, 17.1 14.9. Baker, 16.7 16.6. Montgomery Village, 17.3 15.5. Rosa Parks, 19.2 19.8. Loiederman, 17.9 17.1. OK, I'm bored now, but it does lead to questions, doesn't it?[/quote] I don’t know where PP’s child attends, but my child is at Hoover with over 30. However, I’m sure that the average wouldn’t show that as it combines with the Bridge classes which are around 6 kids! The classes are huge![/quote]
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