This kindergarten teacher at Mansfield Township School knows what she's talking about. School is a sprawling, elegant facility built in 1963. Surrounding the buildings are lots of trees, woods, and plenty of grass for children to play. The class for which this project was designed is typical of the school's population. Characteristic of the mix of lifestyles is its highly transient nature, its lack of jell.
Children are prime victims.
There is little permanence in their lives. Or, a child is entered for a mere burp of time. As a result, there is this incessant clamor for attention. This need is not unique to my township. It is as real in the inner city or on the high plains.