Teacher Devorah Brody often works with students for one-to-one learning in her tiny workspace at Yeshiva Elementary School. There are really no other options for her office, said Rabbi Aryeh Borsuk, director of advancement and administration for the school, adding that space is needed. “I don’t need more space. I think the students need more space. Space is not a luxury for kids,” Brody responded. Photos by Rob Golub. | Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle

Teacher Devorah Brody often works with students for one-to-one learning in her tiny workspace at Yeshiva Elementary School. There are really no other options for her office, said Rabbi Aryeh Borsuk, director of advancement and administration for the school, adding that space is needed. “I don’t need more space. I think the students need more space. Space is not a luxury for kids,” Brody responded. Photos by Rob Golub.

Teacher Devorah Brody often works with students for one-to-one learning in her tiny workspace at Yeshiva Elementary School. There are really no other options for her office, said Rabbi Aryeh Borsuk, director of advancement and administration for the school, adding that space is needed. “I don't need more space. I think the students need more space. Space is not a luxury for kids,” Brody responded. Photos by Rob Golub.

Teacher Devorah Brody often works with students for one-to-one learning in her tiny workspace at Yeshiva Elementary School. There are really no other options for her office, said Rabbi Aryeh Borsuk, director of advancement and administration for the school, adding that space is needed. “I don’t need more space. I think the students need more space. Space is not a luxury for kids,” Brody responded. Photos by Rob Golub.