Apologies in advance for the mess…last year’s teacher didn’t clean the space out yet.
I’m an intervention teacher so I see groups of 2-3 students at a time. In my space I need a workspace for me, a workspace for the kids, and a space for storage as I have a ton of books/games/toys/materials.
My measurements are approximate - but the jut-out nook space (navy wallpaper wall) seems to be 96” wide by 14” deep. The rest of the space is a slight rectangle with the window/door walls being a slight bit longer than the whiteboard/navy walls.
There may be an option to get rid of the mounted file cabinet shelves to put something else in that nook. My current ideas are:
A. Put my desk in the nook and maybe find some tall skinny linen closet type cabinets to put on either side of the desk. Put cubbies against the window wall (except as you’ll see there is a thick radiator at the base of the wall that I’ll have to work around). And have a small table by the whiteboard on the left side for students.
B. Put 1-2 large 2-door cabinets in the nook, think floor to ceiling-ish. Desk in the back left corner with a swivel chair that swivels to the student table in the middle of the left side.
C. Keep the mounted cabinets, have my desk by the window (I face the doorway when seated), tiny circle table for students on the left.
D. A new better option you think of!!
Please help, I’m very anxious 🥲
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