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indicate” that the School Board did in fact “approve,” even though they had used the word “accept,” concluded Luke. He also noted that a letter to the state from Superintendent E. A. Norton had simply stated that the kindergarten plan had been “approved.” There was nothing about anyone having any reservations i
“Now we’ll have to implement this kindergarten plan they’ve drawn up by September 1, 1976, and it seems they’ve approved a cost of $197,000,” said Luke. “I’d say it’ll cost us $250,000 a year before its all over.”
Luke said he had strong objections to a kindergarten program calling for youngsters to spend a six-and-a-half-hour day in class, and “a 45-minute bus ride.” He went on: “Several of us objected to the program; we asked for alternatives, such as
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