Sep. 21--Public school officials were informed this week they cannot charge parents any kind of tuition for children enrolled in all-day kindergarten. The advisory followed an opinion issued by Marc Dann, the state attorney general, in response to questions raised by the state superintendent of education.
The situation presents one more example of Ohio's frustrating, minimalist approach to education.
State law requires that all public schools offer at least 21/2 hours (a half-day) of kindergarten classes. The state covers the cost. Yet of the 612 school districts in Ohio, 448 offer all-day kindergarten. Which suggests a large majority of school boards and …
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