Indiana Memo Says Full-Day Kindergarten Still Possible

Evansville Courier & Press › May 17, 2006

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The state schools superintendent says districts might be able to keep their parent-supported full-day kindergarten programs despite a recent Indiana Supreme Court decision challenging the legality of certain student fees.

Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Suellen Reed, in a memo issued to school districts Wednesday, said an earlier communication from the Indiana Department of Education has been widely misinterpreted. She said the agency had merely wanted to inform superintendents of the potential impact the court's decision would have on student fees.

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Indiana Memo Says Full-Day Kindergarten Still Possible

The Indiana Department of Education, in a memo earlier this month from its top lawyer, Kevin ...

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