Keep Class Sizes Small for Tewksbury’s 3rd Graders
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Mike McKenzie
1 year ago
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My son is in one of these classes and 22 kids is way too many for a 3rd grade room. They need the individual attention to really learn and thrive. Don't take this away from them.
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Sarah Medina
1 year ago
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Ridiculous that we are even debating this. Keep the class sizes manageable. Small classes are the only reason we moved to this town.
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Raquel Torres
1 year ago
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Please protect quality of education for our children by creating an environment that promotes support for our educators.
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Alana Baer
1 year ago
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I am a Tewksbury resident and former teacher. I am appalled by the idea a third graders class having over twenty students. This is unacceptable. A school is nothing without its teachers, and this is why good teachers are leaving schools by the droves. And it’s the children who suffer because of it.
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Stephen alarid
1 year ago
It’s great now
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Please keep class sizes small. People pay a hefty tax bill to live in this district, and the quality of the education received should reflect that.
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Diane DeVestern
1 year ago
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Class sizes need to remain as they were to insure the excellence of teaching that is the foundation of the school district’s outstanding reputation. Discussion needs to take place and be transparent regarding other cost- cutting avenues that are available.
My son is in one of these classes and 22 kids is way too many for a 3rd grade room. They need the individual attention to really learn and thrive. Don't take this away from them.
Ridiculous that we are even debating this. Keep the class sizes manageable. Small classes are the only reason we moved to this town.
Please protect quality of education for our children by creating an environment that promotes support for our educators.
I am a Tewksbury resident and former teacher. I am appalled by the idea a third graders class having over twenty students. This is unacceptable. A school is nothing without its teachers, and this is why good teachers are leaving schools by the droves. And it’s the children who suffer because of it.
It’s great now
Please keep class sizes small. People pay a hefty tax bill to live in this district, and the quality of the education received should reflect that.
Class sizes need to remain as they were to insure the excellence of teaching that is the foundation of the school district’s outstanding reputation. Discussion needs to take place and be transparent regarding other cost- cutting avenues that are available.
Concerned grandmother
Father of Tessa, incoming 3rd Grader