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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here, they did NOT expand classroom space. There will only be two classes per grade now as before. It was like Murch in that full buildings were temporary buildings. [/quote] This is a distinction without a difference. While technically it may be true that simply converting today's portable classroom space into brick and mortar classrooms is not expanding current instructional space, it ignores the fact that trailers were added pre-renovation to address an enlarged student body that exceeded the capacity of the old building. Wouldn't the prudent thing have been to ratchet back the OOB enrollment as IB enrollment climbed, rather than build such a large addition to accommodate a "new normal" school population that is still above 80% OOB?[/quote] Murch is not 80% OOB[/quote] So, are posters saying that having a school have enough space for two classes per grade is too much to ask? It should be kept a tiny boundary and have one class per grade? That makes no sense. They can roll back OOB enrollment, [b]but the school should have two classes per grade.[/b][/quote] Why is that? I can't even fathom what would motivate someone to make such a normative statement like that. [/quote]
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