Re: Too many kids at school? -- Hatten's English 10 Discussion

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Subject: Re: Too many kids at school?

Author:
Sarah Conover

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Date Posted: 19:02:29 02/26/07 Mon
In reply to: James 's message, "Re: Too many kids at school?" on 18:53:15 02/26/07 Mon

>I think that if the new freshmen joining us next year
>the school will be way to croweded and just getting
>through the halls will be a constant challange. The
>classes will also be very affected and I am very
>fearful of getting out of the circles next year. From
>my experence alone I see that it takes me 2 minutes
>out of the 6 we have just to get out of the circle. I
>think that in order to solve this the only pratical
>thing would just be to have some more of a split in
>the highschools that the 8th graders will go into.

And now, theres going to be 5 MILLION dollar cut in the budget and so our class sizes are going to be 40+ because some teachers are being laid off. This is going to be lovely.

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