North Penn school board officials said they made significant progress last week in addressing the district's growing shortage of classroom space.
A study received early in the week from the Pennsylvania Economy League projected a 39 percent increase in the district's enrollment by 1995.
The private, nonprofit consulting organization's study also provided the school district with detailed enrollment projections for each school.
The school board responded to one of the study's findings - that Pennfield Middle School in Upper Gwynedd Township will face a severe shortage of classroom space next September - by voting unanimously Thursday night to move eight portable classrooms there.


