School Board Class Size Policy
Summary
The St. Johns County School Board voted to allow class sizes above Florida’s state caps, which could mean bigger classes for local students this year. The change gives the district more flexibility, but it may affect how much individual attention kids get in class.
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Impact analysis
Bigger classes could save the district money on teachers and classrooms, but the source doesn’t give specific dollar figures.
The school district and taxpayers could benefit if the flexibility helps avoid the cost of hiring more teachers or adding classrooms.
Students who end up in larger classes, and teachers managing bigger groups, could be negatively affected.
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