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did anyone else’s high school have some classes in trailers outside? i’ve talked to friends about this and they think im crazy but there were like 16 trailers outside for classes cuz there weren’t enough classrooms it something idk
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Anonymous 7w

yeah they were called the temps eeven though they had been there for like 20 years and there were no plans to replace them lol

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Anonymous 7w

i fucking hated trailer classes in the winter they were always so cold and the doors to the hallway inside for my next class were always locked so i had to walk so much further than needed outside like i walked in a circle basically cuz my class was right next to the door 😔

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Anonymous 7w

we did during covid but it was mostly to spread people out more

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Anonymous 7w

Mine did it was a random private school in a church idk why they needs trailers bc the 8th grade was 4 people

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Anonymous 7w

Yes my school did because we had so many kids. They were called the portables. One was all foreign language classes, and the other 3 (6 classrooms each building) were miscellaneous.

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Anonymous 7w

Yes (but it was middle school) we called them portables

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Anonymous 7w

My elementary school did, my high school was too small

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

idk if ours were temporary we just called them trailer classes 😭 i always made sure to go to the bathroom during the class before my trailer classes cuz it was such an annoyance to go to the bathroom and my teacher was an asshole who would take points off our grades if we took longer than 5 minutes but the length of the walk made that impossible

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

damn and i thought 36 kids as the entire 5th grade was small

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