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Originally Posted by DaemonSeid
what she is saying is...I believe...what does it matter unless they are taking classes with upperclassmen and vice versa?
If they are all housed in the same facility... and still separate...it doesn't mean much.
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Exactly.
When my parents were little, country schools had one or two rooms where all the children learned basic reading, writing, and arithmetic. I don't know how they separated the different ages from that point on but they didn't have many resources. Now that our society has changed and there are more resources (and all schools are "supposed to" have access to the resources), there's no research-based justification for overcrowding our schools like that.