| Teachers want more walls and less open space
Published 01/14/06
Two Old Mill High English teachers rolled a makeshift partition into the audience, separating themselves as they pretended to teach. As Sean Swanson started to lecture, a louder, fuller-voiced Meghan Humbert followed suit. Both of their talks melded into gibberish as they as they tried to talk over each other. "This isn't a far-fetched example of what it's like to teach at Old Mill," Mr. Swanson said. The pair's plea to wall in their noisy, open-space classrooms was one of a handful voiced by teachers, parents and students on Tuesday night, the second of two hearings on interim Superintendent Nancy M. Mann's capital and... This story has expired! You can purchase the full article in our archives. Copyright © 2010 The Maryland Gazette and Capital Gazette Communications, Inc.
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