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A Georgia teacher built her classroom a 'gas station': a corner marked with a neon sign where her second-graders can quietly pass gas without derailing the lesson, and it's gone viral with 4 million views

Second-grade teacher Candy Sydney-Browning, of Atlanta, Georgia, went viral on TikTok after showing off the system she built for her seven-year-old students: a corner of the classroom marked with a neon-yellow traffic sign reading "gusty winds area," with air freshener always on hand, where kids can quietly step over when they need to let one rip without the whole class finding out or pointing fingers at the culprit. The video has topped 4 million views.

Source: TODAY.com →

Their next classroom renovation reportedly adds a passing lane for rush hour.

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