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Full-day kindergarten brings portable classrooms to schoolsPublished 08/07/07
Davidsonville Elementary School was rebuilt just six years ago, but already two portable classrooms - or "learning cottages," as they're called at the school - are parked beside the building.
By Elisabeth Hulette - The Capital
Two portable classrooms will house second-grade classes at Davidsonville Elementary School.
They're a temporary solution to the space shortage at elementary schools across the county.
Like Davidsonville, many of the schools were built for traditional half-day kindergarten classes. But this fall, when the schools are required by the state to offer full-day kindergarten, they'll have to find room for twice the previous number of kindergartners. "The biggest issue has been that it has created a space crunch in our...
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