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February 28, 2012

Kindergarten registration planned for Wilmington

NEW CASTLE — The Wilmington school district will be registering children for kindergarten in April.

Anyone who has a child who will be 5 before Sept. 1 may register him or her for kindergarten. Those wishing to do so should call the elementary office at (724) 656-8866, extension 3000 to make an appointment.

A packet containing the necessary registration forms and an appointment time will be mailed at the end of March to parents who contact the school.

A kindergarten screening clinic will be conducted at New Wilmington Elementary April 18 and 19 for students in the Pulaski and New Wilmington elementary areas.

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