Hi Gordy,

I answered your other question (http://www.education.com/question/bay-crest-gate-feel-safe/ ) before I saw this one. Again, I suggest contacting your child's principal and teacher, and discussing these concerns further. At my daughter's school, the children (and their parents) lined up on the playground and when the bell rang, the teachers would come collect the children (the parents hugging, kissing and saying goodbye to their kids), and the teacher would escort the students to the classroom as a group. This was true for kindergarten through sixth grade. But every school is different, so please do get in touch with the leaders at your school to learn more about their policies and procedures. Good luck!

I have the same problem. Fortunately I have an older child that walks her to class, but even he can't walk her all the way to the door, he gets stopped by a teacher at the Kindergarten hall and she tells him to go to class.
I hate it! I feel like I am dumping my baby in the parking lot and she has to fend for herself.

Proposed solution:  As a retired kindergarten teacher my school was concerned for the safety of the kindergarten children first.  To keep them safe, all kindergarten students reported to the cafeteria in the morning where all kindergarten teachers were required to be present waiting for their class to assemble. There was a class area and order for the students to be seated by name.  Visual attendance was taken, and at the sound of the bell the students were escourted to their classroom by their teacher. Most parents walked with their child to the cafeteria to greet the teacher for the day which involved the parent with the school in a positive way.  At the end of the day the students lined up to be escourted out to greet their parents and teachers did a visual match of parent with child to ensure the safety of the child.  Children who were not picked up at the end of the day were taken to the cafeteria where the teacher stayed with the child until the principal arrived. Phone calls were made to coordinate the pick-up.  Kindergarten students were never allowed to be alone with students in elementary grades. Adults on duty as a hall monitor, outside the bus area, in front of, and behind the school were on guard to identify a kindergarten student walking alone and contacted the counselor, school nurse, principal, or janator to personally take the child to the cafeteria.  It was all ISD employees duty to assist all kindergarten students to the cafeteria in the morning, and on the bus or to the parent in the afternoon.  
E.E.H.

Hi Gordy,
       I agree with you. Kindergarteners should be supervised at all times. Try contacting the school and express your concerns. You might find that the school is going to be changing the morning and afternoon proceedure. By expressing your concerns to the school, they know that you are trying to help all of the students.
      Another thing you could do is talk to the other parents. See how they feel about this and ask if they have any further recommendations. You might find that a lot of other parents feel the same way you do.
      I hope this helps! Good luck Gordy!
                     Sincerely,
                       Mary