Schools

[El]

I don't remember any this big either but it's been a long time since I was in school.  We had trailer class rooms too when I lived in Florida

Ah yes- I remember those floridian classroom trailers.  Good times.

You have been in one?

My elementary and high schools both had trailers due to the number of students reaching beyond school capacity.   My graduating class in HS was 381 though, but it was in one of the oldest high school buildings in the city, so it had very little room.

Full-time in third grade and for a couple hours every day in second grade.  Both times the classrooms were sort of for gifted kids/sort of extra, which might or might not have been coincidence.  The mian classroom I was in in second grade, and the classrooms I was in in kindergarten and first grade, were actually in buildings.

[Alex179]

Fourth grade classroom was in a trailer for me.   Other than that, I had a Economics class and a Geometry class in HS that were held in trailers.   My Economics teacher, Mr. Bird, was awesome (had a spectacular temper).   He threw my bookbag out of the trailer once due to him catching me throwing snap and pops at him.

The gifted area of my elementary school was indoors and not near the trailers at all.   My high school pretty much consisted of gifted students from all over Jacksonville.   Everyone had to take a class in a trailer eventually.   We even had a mud parking lot next to the trailers.  It is the city's college prep magnet school, so it didn't have gifted.   It did have the International Baccalaureate program, which I stopped doing after 9th grade (IB students have NO life).

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Here is a mp of the place it's huge

[Sophgay]

I had a trailer classroom in primary school, and there were som temporary ones at my college, while they were building another building

[Sophgay]

They sold them for £1 afterwards

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The photos where of room D3