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Fairfax County Public Schools: Don't pass a 2014-15 class size increase without county-established class size caps.

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Moira Todd
10 years ago

#classsizecounts

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brian heller
10 years ago Featured

AAP class sizes are disproportionately large compared with gen ed. My son has 33 kids in his 6th grade class (and has had about that many for the past few years) at Louise Archer in Providence District. The gen ed classes have 17 students each

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Anonymous
11 years ago

PCPS can't afford to waste our tax money to create an LGBT curriculum in FLE classes, while increasing class sizes because of its $100million budget deficit. Focus first on class size and reducing cuts elsewhere before adding spending on something so many parents object to and don't want taught.

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Wendy Jensen
11 years ago

Please cap class sizes which will benefit our students & teachers

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Thomas
11 years ago

#ClassSizeCounts

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Lynn
11 years ago

Our kids need room to learn!

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Kara Sweeney
11 years ago

Class sizes are too large which is negatively affecting our children's academic progress.

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ram
11 years ago

I agree we need a better schooling system for our kids, with better student to teacher relationship.

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AMY KOTECHA
11 years ago

Please lower the class size to allow for better teaching for our students

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Caroline McMahon
11 years ago

Please don't increase class sizes and hurt our children's education.

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Theresa Bhatia
11 years ago

reduce class sizes. Maintaining good (the best) schools (US News and World Report) require lower class sizes. Do not penalize Fairfax County by taking our tax dollars and sending it to other schools.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

limiting class school size is the right thing to do

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Jon Polk
11 years ago

Haycock ES

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Beckie Vischulis
11 years ago

Flint Hill ES

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Matthew Vischulis
11 years ago

Flint Hill ES

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Mike Wasserman
11 years ago

We are living on borrowed time in Northern VA. Our tax rates are on par with Arlington but our $ per student pales in comparison. Real Estate value is based on perceived educational success at schools in Vienna, Mclean, etc. At some point property values will begin to reflect diminishing educational realities and investments and returns will shrink unless we address now!

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Mike Wasserman
11 years ago

We are living on borrowed time in Northern VA. Our tax rates are on par with Arlington but our $ per student pales in comparison. Real Estate value is based on perceived educational success at schools in Vienna, Mclean, etc. At some point property values will begin to reflect diminishing educational realities and investments and returns will shrink unless we address now!

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Christina Todd
11 years ago

My daughter's classes have historically been overcrowded. Please prioritize ALL FCPS children to an optimal learning environment!

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Christina Todd
11 years ago

My daughter's classes have historically been overcrowded. Please prioritize ALL FCPS children to an optimal learning environment!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Flint Hill Elementary