We at Salem Drive School first grade classes are concerned about current, and future class sizes. The number of students in each class are starting to reach alarming numbers. We feel it is difficult not only for the teacher to help the students with the current number of students, but feel it is not conducive for a thriving educational, social, safe environment. It is in the early grades that critical foundation learning is taking place, and if they fail to absorb what is needed we are concerned with the breakdown of future academic success. With the recently added math program being introduced this year the child as well as the teacher are compromised giving the appropriate help to some students who are struggling in the current classrooms. The recent awareness of classroom safety in case of a lock down or unforeseeable emergency has only led parents to feel our children are at risk with such large numbers of students in one classroom.
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this cause. It was just a small worry of mine, but seeing so many of you feel the same way about our classrooms is truly humbling. This momentum belongs entirely to you.
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Jessica Medina
13 years ago
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The teachers are way too stressed out and the kids are paying the price. Stop cramming so many students into these classrooms it is just not right.
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Sarah Perez
13 years ago
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My son is in first grade and he is barely getting any attention because the room is so packed. How are they supposed to learn math when there are 30 kids in one room?
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Mike Harris
13 years ago
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Too many kids. Not safe if there is an emergency. Fix this.
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We at Salem Drive School first grade classes are concerned about current, and future class sizes. The number of students in each class are starting to reach alarming numbers. We feel it is difficult not only for the teacher to help the students with the current number of students, but feel it is not conducive for a thriving educational, social, safe environment. It is in the early grades that critical foundation learning is taking place, and if they fail to absorb what is needed we are concerned with the breakdown of future academic success. With the recently added math program being introduced this year the child as well as the teacher are compromised giving the appropriate help to some students who are struggling in the current classrooms. The recent awareness of classroom safety in case of a lock down or unforeseeable emergency has only led parents to feel our children are at risk with such large numbers of students in one classroom.
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this cause. It was just a small worry of mine, but seeing so many of you feel the same way about our classrooms is truly humbling. This momentum belongs entirely to you.
3 Comments
J
Jessica Medina
13 years ago
Featured
The teachers are way too stressed out and the kids are paying the price. Stop cramming so many students into these classrooms it is just not right.
S
Sarah Perez
13 years ago
Featured
My son is in first grade and he is barely getting any attention because the room is so packed. How are they supposed to learn math when there are 30 kids in one room?
M
Mike Harris
13 years ago
Featured
Too many kids. Not safe if there is an emergency. Fix this.
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The teachers are way too stressed out and the kids are paying the price. Stop cramming so many students into these classrooms it is just not right.