Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:is that a typo, 39?
Not a typo, 39. But yes, they're rumored to have approval to hire another teacher but no idea how long that process takes....
. I can't imagine how they even fit 39 kids in a classroom. Anonymous wrote:I heard from a friend that pimmit hills schools have 18-20 max.
Anonymous wrote:is that a typo, 39?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:28 in my daughters 1st grade class. Last year she had less than 20 in her kindergarten class (with an aide). I'm a little nervous about this class size.
That's a LOT of first graders in one class, dude.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I heard from a friend that pimmit hills schools have 18-20 max.
Everything's better in Pimmit Hills! I hear they have panda bears frolicking on the playground!
If you review the MCA anaylsis on class sizes, Pimmit Hills (Westgate and Lemon Road) have the smallest class sizes in the McLean civic association area. It might have something to do with more resources to poorer and ESOL students. Seems like there are enough student of need but not too many that the test scores stay higher.
Whereas, by school, the average class size for each McLean-area elementary school is:
• 23.9 (Chesterbrook),
• 25.8 (Churchill Road),
• 24.7 (Colvin Run),
• 23.5 (Haycock),
• 25.3 (Kent Gardens),
• 22.1 (Lemon Road),
• 24.6 (Franklin Sherman),
• 25.8 (Spring Hill),
• 21.4 (Westgate);
http://mcleancitizens.org/ey/MCA%20Class%20Size%20Resolution%20-%20final.pdf
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I heard from a friend that pimmit hills schools have 18-20 max.
Everything's better in Pimmit Hills! I hear they have panda bears frolicking on the playground!
Anonymous wrote:28 in my daughters 1st grade class. Last year she had less than 20 in her kindergarten class (with an aide). I'm a little nervous about this class size.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I heard from a friend that pimmit hills schools have 18-20 max.
Everything's better in Pimmit Hills! I hear they have panda bears frolicking on the playground!