A classroom filled with desks like a pack of sardines are sealed tight, is not an ideal learning environment. Even though public schools obtain more tax dollars for more students, sometimes more students are not the best case. Teacher to student ratios should be about twenty students per teacher at the elementary level, focusing on kindergarten through fifth grade (Semi). Depending on location, some schools are overcrowded and consist of up to thirty students in one classroom. From science class, to the other end of the spectrum, music, these different types of classes are both overcrowded in almost a fourth of US public schools. Even though less students means less tax dollars for public education, “the more, the merrier” phrase does not relate