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Does PA have requirements for how large a class should be or a square footage per pupil?

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Does PA have requirements for how large a class should be or a square footage per pupil?

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The Pennsylvania Department of Education sets a minimum size of 660 square feet for a classroom to receive reimbursement for school construction. Generally 850 square feet is used as a starting point for the size of a classroom based on the function of the space.

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