The architects were expecting good things to happen. Their attendance was about three to four days per year better than kids in regular fluorescent fixtures. Durant Road teacher Joyce Loveless says the sunlight seems to bring more energy into the room. These kids are getting a lot of vitamin D, they do well in the classroom. We do not have a lot of sickness, I think.
Students do better.
Negative reaction to daylit classes generally comes from people who think it costs a lot of money. Actually, school systems make up the cost in money saved from power bills. A lot less energy is consumed.