Kindergarten teacher Nadine Tourlitis, with her children, Christian, left, and Cameron, prepared her classroom at Jacques Elementary School in Milford, N.H. The first day of school is Aug. 31.
(Cheryl Senter for the Boston Globe)
N.H. is poised to offer kindergarten to all
Final 10 districts on board; state is last to mandate classes
Kindergarten teacher Nadine Tourlitis, with her children, Christian, left, and Cameron, prepared her classroom at Jacques Elementary School in Milford, N.H. The first day of school is Aug. 31.
(Cheryl Senter for the Boston Globe)
This fall, New Hampshire will lose its distinction as the last holdout in the nation not to offer public kindergarten, as the last 10 school districts, all in the southern part of the state, are required to open their doors to 5-year-olds for the first time. (Full article: 851 words)
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