This is upper elementary but my child's homeroom has been relocated to an art room so they can fit all of the hybrid kids in there. I don't know how many that is but it's a much bigger space.

Our school told us between 6-14 per class, depending on the size of the space and the number of kids coming back in person.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:14 kids in one room.

How is that possible if they are dividing the class in half?

They are not dividing the class in half. They found a big room.

Same. Pp with 18 kids in one class. I’m not very happy about it.

My kindergartner has a split classroom. 6 kids per class. My 3rd grader is no split and will have 9.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:14 kids in one room.

How is that possible if they are dividing the class in half?

They are not dividing the class in half. They found a big room.

Anonymous wrote:14 kids in one room.

How is that possible if they are dividing the class in half?

14 kids in one room.

10-12 according to our ES

My kid's 1st grade class is now 14, split between two rooms. There was so much attrition at our school from kids who dropped out midyear to do homeschool.

Anonymous wrote:My 2nd grader’s class will be 16 split between 2 rooms, so 8 kids per cohort.

This is similar to what my 2nd graders teacher told me. The hybrid class is like, 18 students split into two rooms. Each classroom has a capacity of 12.

The virtual classes are huge, relatively speaking. That worries me.

It depends on the room size and how other classes numbers fell.

In our school it’s no more than 12 or 13 in person.

3rd grader with 18 kids. School says the room is big enough to accommodate them all.

My 2nd grader’s class will be 16 split between 2 rooms, so 8 kids per cohort.

I think around 12

Does anyone know what the average HYBRID class size will be for APS lower elementary?