Uintah Basin Standard | 1960-10-06 | Page 15 | Early Admission to School Has Few Requests

Early admission to school has few requests Only seven requests were received by the Duchesne County School District for early admission of children to kindergarten reports Carl G. district director of pupil personnel UPON GIVING tests to these three were approved for admission to the kindergarten this he in line with the policy of the local board of which admits children to enter kindergarten the current year if they have reached their fifth birthday on or before or if parents request age with birthdays in November and are admitted if the maturity tests indicate they are ready for the KINDERGARTEN sessions are held in five schools in the district for the full and first enrollment statistics of the district this year show almost youngsters are receiving this Sylvia Miller is teacher of kindergarten at 39 Mrs Ann Beatrice Mrs Lecta Inez Burgener and Jean three sections at 70 No plans have been made to offer kindergarten at Tabiona this as has been the case for the past few JOHNSON states the a survey of children who would attend such a class indicates there are not enough children to form a minimum He said the policy is that at least 14 pupils must attend the class in order to justify having the kindergarten in any and at Tabiona there are only eight or nine who would be eligible for Excuses rarely fool despite the notion to the