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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

Louise Archer Elementary School

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Judy Rosenbaum
12 years ago

Reduce admins, do not increase class sizes!

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Natascha Yabut
12 years ago

Please keep the class sizes smaller. It truly benefits the education of our children. Thank you.

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Nikhil Ramchand
12 years ago

Haycock

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Lisa Ruddy
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary

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Harpreet Peleg
12 years ago

Class size is critical to effective learning in the classroom. If Fairfax County wants to remain a leader in education, it must set the standard for smaller class sizes. Moreover, most of the classrooms in our aging schools do not have the capacity to handle bigger class sized. This is a huge structural issue.

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Mayin Wong
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary School

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Tim Hadden
12 years ago

Haycock

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Suzanne Hadden
12 years ago

Haycock

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Robert E. Brogan
12 years ago

Class sizes in Fairfax County Public Schools need to be kept low to maintain quality teaching. Students thrive when they are able to receive individual attention from their teachers, and small class sizes enable teachers to give such individual attention. As a parent to two FCPS students, this is how I would like my tax dollars spent -- facilitating smalll class sizes. Thanks!

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Sherri Sirotzky
12 years ago

Haycock

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Sara Endicott
12 years ago

Louise Archer Elementary School

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Over-crowding= stress and less learning

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary School

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary School. Extremely overcrowded, many class sizes already too large.

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Jay Lechtman
12 years ago

Wolftrap Elementary School

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Gayathri
12 years ago

Please keep the class sizes small so that each child get the attention they deserve.

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Ann Chan
12 years ago

It's a great disadvantage to students and teachers when class sizes become to large. Some students will get left in the shuffle and teachers have no time to address needs of the children.

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Marc Levinson
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary

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Brian Lineweaver
12 years ago

Haycock Elementary