The split mixes students from different grades to keep up with the required student-to-teacher ratio.
“He really likes his teacher and has some of his best friends there, so there’s been some anxiety about the change,” Ellie Bly said.“I do have some academic concerns,” Bly said. “Are they going to be able to meet the needs of the fourth graders if the third graders need more time of the teachers? I think they’ll do the best they can, but they can probably use some support with some paraeducators if they have to manage a wider ability level of needs in the classroom.
“He’s in fourth grade and of course he wants to hang out with other fourth graders,” Marisa Scalco said. SPS said split classrooms take place to maintain the required class size ratio for elementary school students. According to SPS, a review showed that being out of line with the ratios could risk more than $3 million in funding.
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