4K Offered in 90 Percent of Wisconsin School Districts

by | January 29, 2013

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Over 90% of the state’s public school districts are now offering 4-year-old kindergarten (4K), serving 46,914 students.  The number of children served in 4K has more than tripled since the 2001-02 school year.  About one third of 4K programs use a community approach, with the school district collaborating with child care programs and Head Start programs.

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