Full-day kindergarten in Ohio would require $205 million in spending

Dec. 11, 2009
Many district say they can't afford costs of expanding their programs
From The Columbus Dispatch: Establishing all-day, everyday kindergarten in every school district across Ohiowill cost at least $205 million for new teachers, aides, supplies and classroom space, the state estimates. Many school districts say they cannot afford it.

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