Safe Science and Small Learning Communities

Safe Science and Small Learning Communities Schools that are designed to serve students in small learning communities, or pods, can provide safer science areas and save considerable costs, both initially and in the future, by centralizing those facilities.  And, most students and faculty seem to prefer this type of arrangement.  This article, from the May 2010 issue of School Planning and Management tells how.

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