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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, apartments mean lots of people in not a lot of space.

At least from my perspective. In my head, it just leads to over crowded. I don’t care if it’s rich over crowding or poor over crowding. Too many kids in a class, is too many kids.

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Most of Europe is much denser, from a housing standpoint, and they have average primary school class sizes that are equivalent to what we have (mid-20s) or smaller (https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/183364/DFE-RR169.pdf). Secondary school class sizes are more like the low 20s.

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But we aren’t in Europe [/quote]

My point is that PP is wrong that lots of kids in apartments = overcrowding. [/quote]

What an illogical argument.

You cannot argue that because European apartments don't equal overcrowded schools that the same holds true in the US.

Europeans have smaller families.

People in the US in DC living in apartments often have multiple kids or multiple families in an apartment designed and zoned for a family of 2 or 3, resulting in severely overcrowded schools and the decline that goes with too much concentrated poverty.

Your " but, but I[b][i]Europe [/i][/b] is completely illogical and laughable.[/quote]

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