Do you know that there are schools in Poland, where there are only 2 or 3 children in the classroom?
Of course, not in Warsaw or Krakow, due to the fact that in large cities 30-cioro is simply a standard.
Such schools without children are in hundreds of tiny villages and towns. This is the consequence of the demographic collapse and depopulation of many municipalities.
Someone might say, "Kill these schools and take the kids into town." The question is, what distance is acceptable? I'm certain 5 miles, 10 more, but 20? That's an hr a day to drive.
I don't think there's a choice. tiny schools request to be eliminated.
By the way, he might besides think of schools in cities. If there are 20 students and 10 teachers in the village of X, and there are 300 students and 10 teachers in the city of Y, can it make 320 students and 20 teachers, reducing the number of students in the class from 30 to 16?
Michał Leszczyński
