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A restructuring of the St. Roch’s Kindergarten to meet educational needs in the neighborhood was announced at an open meeting of the St. Roch’s School Board on April 25th.
Mr. John Flynn, Board president, announced that when plans for an ecumenical kindergarten program fell through, the Board had considered dropping the kindergarten program because of the small number of students estimated. However, parents of school age children in the neighborhood expressed an interest in a kindergarten program geared both for youngsters who had considerable pre-schooling as well as those experiencing school for the first time.
Since St. Roch’s has had an open enrollment policy for some time, allowing non-parishioner students to enter on a tuition basis, the non-parishioner aspect posed no problem. Sister Anna Bridget, who has taught the St. Roch’s upper grades for two years and who teaches kindergarten children in Harlem during the summer, will take over the individualized kindergarten program at St. Roch’s in September. Parents interested in the kindergarten program can contact the principal, Sister Leo Ann, at the school office, 6040 Waterman or by telephone at PA5-2595.
Originally published in The Paper, May 1972.
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