Full-Day Kindergarten Is Great for Kids, So Why Isn’t It Required?

Full-Day Kindergarten Is Great for Kids, So Why Isn’t It Required?
In the 36 states that don’t require schools to offer full-day kindergarten, many districts have gone ahead with it anyway, using a combination of federal funding, available state dollars and parent-paid tuition to cover the cost of the approximately 540 extra hours of instruction time each school year.(Hechinger Report, Aug. 15)

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