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Ducey’s proposal will help only a few schools launch full-day kindergarten

Rachel Leingang//April 7, 2017//

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Ducey’s proposal will help only a few schools launch full-day kindergarten

Ducey’s proposal will help only a few schools launch full-day kindergarten

Rachel Leingang//April 7, 2017//

Lois Alexander teaches her full-day kindergarten students addition and subtraction on April 4. Academy of Excellence, where Alexander teaches, could get funding from the state to...

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