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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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Anonymous
12 years ago

Louis Archer, Kilmer and Marshall.

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Christina Freyman
12 years ago

Haycock already has huge class sizes. We need a class size cap!

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Marc Mouries
12 years ago

Kent Gardens & Haycock

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Lona Klein
12 years ago

It is not fair to have larger classes at some elementary schools and not at others.

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Lona Klein
12 years ago

Larger classes are hard on the students and the teachers; not all schools are built for these large capacities, either. Keep classes at 25 or fewer. Kent Gardens

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Rachel Simon
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Elise Moss
12 years ago

Our children attend Kent Gardens Elementary in McLean. We want to control class size to ensure they continue to receive the amazing education they have so far.

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Lise Adams
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Classes are large enough at my children's elementary school (25 kids per class). Please cap it at that.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Julie Brown
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Kristin Furth
12 years ago

Last year, my child's class had 31 children at Kent Gardens Elementary. It was detrimental to the students and the teacher. Please put a cap on class size.

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Julie Smallwood
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Large class sizes ensure that the teacher spends most of her time on classroom management, paperwork, and email. Limit the class size so our students are actually learning, not just taking up space. The numbers at Kent Gardens are much higher than other county schools, which is not fair. If Fairfax wants to continue to be a well regarded school system, it will need to address this issue soon.

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Wendy Rubin
12 years ago

Kent Gardens

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Chris Barton
12 years ago

Class size is one of the most important issues.

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Christine Rabe
12 years ago

Don't pass a 2014-15 class size increase without county-established class size caps. establishing a class size cap at the county level to protect schools with already large classes from having to absorb even larger class sizes next year. This cap would make a big difference in the class sizes at Wolftrap.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Haycock

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Lori Bryan
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary already has large class sizes. Please do not make them even larger!

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Kathleen Brown
12 years ago Featured

As a former teacher I understand the compromises a teacher is forced to make when the class size becomes too large. I endorse the establishment of class size caps at every level. Inclusion classes and regular ed classes should have a smaller cap size than advanced courses.