Kindergarten Night 2010
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The document summarizes St. John Lutheran School's Kindergarten Readiness Night event. It discusses expectations for kindergarten entry, how to prepare children, and an overview of the school's kindergarten program. The program focuses on spiritual, academic, social and emotional development. It aims to help children transition successfully to kindergarten through a variety of learning activities and a supportive community environment.
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