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tell them that if they dont have a solution to your problem you'll just have to switch schools(DONT say it like a threat just say it normally) it will probably get them scared because they need to have new kids after all there has to be competition in between schools. GOOD LUCK!!
Check out different schools perhaps?
Get in touch with the Principal of the school, or the Board that runs the school, You can also get in touch with the Assemblyman from your district, and see if they can help, after all you vote him in, and he is there to help you.
maybe there's a different school in the district or private school which offers full day kindergarten, or daycare that takes kids to pm kindergarten might be a possibility too, or daycare at the actual school
Call the school and ask if there are any daycare vans that drop off kids at school. **If you use the word recommend, they may not be able to recommend, but they can tell you which ones they work with..crazy, I know. If not, call back later and ask for the K department chair or lead teacher. S/he's been doing it for a while and usually is a good source of information. Still no answer? Use the yellow pages and call around. Doing it sooner rather than later would be advantageous.
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