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Utah moves to extended-day kindergarten

Childhood is full of truths and myths, some of them perpetuated by moms to get something done, but learning to read as soon as possible really can help students do better in English 101. Earlier this year, in an effort to enhance student performance, the Utah Legislature passed a plan that made optional extended-day kindergarten available to more schools. Many Title I schools, which receive additional funds based on the number of students receiving free and reduced-cost lunch, already had the program. The goal of extended-day kindergarten is to promote literacy and give students extra help so they will be better prepared for first grade. Read about Utah’s plan in The Daily Herald.

Posted by Louise Ash on 13 November 2007 in Early Childhood Literacy

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