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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have 40 4th graders in one 4/5 math class. Ridiculous right? [/quote] How do they even get that number of desks to fit into a classroom? My kid has 30 this year and you can barely walk between the desks which are already grouped in five clusters to take up less space [/quote] Teacher said some are going to sit on carpets and do work on carpets. I’ll make sure to take some photos during Columbus Day. By the way we are in a top ES.[/quote] What makes an elementary school a "top ES"? Are you saying a "top ES" should have smaller class sizes? Because that goes contrary to current MCPS policy and the federal Title 1 program of funding smaller class sizes at higher poverty schools because the kids at those schools have, on aggregate, higher needs than those at lower poverty schools.[/quote]
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