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Today in History: Oct. 1, 1950 - Kindergarten proving a worthwhile experiment in the Grand Forks
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Today in History revisits the Sunday, October 1, 1950 edition of the Grand Forks Herald and highlights a story on Grand Forks launching its first public kindergarten in 1950, earning praise from parents and teachers.
Listening attentively to a recording of "The Three Little Pigs," four kindergarten tots at Wilder school receive pre-school education by a modern method.
ADVERTISEMENTPre-School Training LaudedBy GORDON HELLEKSONKindergarten is proving a worthwhile experiment in the Grand Forks public schools, judging from opinions of parents and the reactions of pupils.
Mrs. Galerd Paul, 214 Fenton ave., a member of the board of education, has a daughter, Patty, in the Wilder kindergarten department.
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