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Sturgeon, Julie – School Planning and Management, 1998
Discusses the easing of overcrowded schools through the use of portable classrooms and provides an example from Elk Grove Unified School District (California) which has opened entire elementary schools using only portables. Fifteen tips for installing relocatables are highlighted. (GR)
Descriptors: Classrooms, Crowding, Elementary Secondary Education, Guidelines

Chamber, B. Keith – Journal of School Business Management, 1993
Presents a system, Program Sensitive Capacity, by which capacities of schools and classrooms can be calculated. Involves consideration of program characteristics, average class sizes, and scheduling efficiency. (MLF)
Descriptors: Class Size, Crowding, Enrollment, Facility Utilization Research
Advocates for Children of New York, Inc., Long Island City. – 1999
The purpose of this guide is to inform parents, advocates, and school personnel about existing laws and resources available to ensure that every child and every school employee has an environmentally safe and healthy school that is clean and in good repair. An environmentally safe and healthy school is one of the principles adopted by the New York…
Descriptors: Crowding, Educational Facilities, Elementary Secondary Education, Environmental Standards
Schug, Mark C.; Morton, John S.; Wentworth, Donald R. – 1997
This book helps middle school and high school students address environmental issues in an intelligent and productive manner. The lessons introduce economic reasoning and show students how to apply it to environmental problems. The 18 lessons are divided into four units addressing: the environment and the economy; incentives; use of market forces…
Descriptors: Capitalism, Conservation (Environment), Crowding, Ecology