Kindergarten is the New First Grade

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Our son went to transitional kindergarten before regular K but he still struggled to learn. By mid-year his teacher was concerned because he wasn't reading. He knew many of his letter sounds but couldn't seem to put them together to read words. Schools are expecting kids to read like first graders in kindergarten now. Mrs. Ross had our son reading fluently in 3 months. He is now reading as well as the top students in class. We are very happy.

Tamara King
San Carlos

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