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Are any of these correct? I mean I used to sit on the one of the chairs farther from the teacher/front of the room.

I used to sit at the bottom of the room.
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I used to sit in the bottom of the room.

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I mean I used to sit on the one of the chairs farther from the teacher/front of the room.

Using the same verbiage in your examples, I believe the phrase you're looking for is:

I used to sit in/at the back of the room.


The use of bottom suggests elevation, such as how high or low something may be from the floor of the room, and is why it shouldn't be used in this case.

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