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Mar 12, 2008
I teach in Georgia and my colleague has a student who is
being considering for retention. In addition to being very
immature, he is not meeting most of the state standards for
Kindergarten in GA. His parents are considering moving to
Kentucky and want to know if how he would "compare" to
Kentucky Kindergarten kids. Can you post a link to the
Kentucky standards for reading, writing, and math in K for
Kentucky. We have a feeling they are VERY similar to those
in GA, but need it in black and white to share with the
parents. Thank you!
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Here is a link to the Kentucky Program of Studies.