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 Tight funds raise class sizes that districts long sought to cut 2/23/2010 PressofAtlanticCity.com The 28 sixth-graders filed in, bumping chairs and squeezing between rows before settling down in their classroom at the Smithville Elementary School in Galloway Township. "It's hard to move around," Najae Ephraim, 12, said. It is a tight fit. The room holds 28 desks and chairs, one horseshoe-shaped table and chairs and one buffet table and chairs for small-group instruction, two more tables topped with five computers, a cart with some laptops, a book case, and the teacher's desk, tucked in a corner. "Its the fourth configurat...   Read Full Article
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