James Reinl is a Social Affairs Correspondent for the Daily Mail, based in New York City. With a background in international reporting, James has covered a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, and global conflicts. His work has been featured in various publications including Al Jazeera Media Network and The Times.
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Teachers complain about the makeshift walls that have been erected in classrooms to double their capacity, saying they don't stop noise and in some cases fall down in the middle of lessons.
By: James Reinl
Students at a Philadelphia school are eating lunch at 9am because the district is so crowded with immigrants that canteen dining slots have been staggered throughout the day. Youngsters at Lincoln High School also lug their backpacks around all day, because there are not enough lockers to go around in a school that this now 1,000 kids above capacity. Officials have added makeshift divisions to increase the number of available classrooms, but teachers say the new walls are too thin to stop noise and have fallen down during lessons.
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