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Risk Management and Audit. Human Services Cluster. Public Interest Disclosure. Contact Us. On this page Which preschool can I enrol my child in? Enrol here. At these high demand preschools, applicants who do not meet the prioritised criteria will be allocated to: the preschool of the primary school in your Priority Enrolment Area where capacity exists, or the closest preschool to your home with capacity.
You should contact the preschool to which you applied in the first instance. If you have submitted a form with errors on it, in the first instance you should contact the preschool that was your first preference. You may be asked to submit a new form. Your entitlement to enrolment in an ACT public preschool is determined from the address you gave on the enrolment form. NSW students will be allocated to their pathway preschool. Those with concurrent siblings may be enrolled at a non-pathway school if there is capacity after all ACT applicants have been placed.
All families who submit a pre-K application by the deadline receive a pre-K offer letter; those with MySchools accounts can also view their offer in MySchools. Your pre-K offer letter includes your child's pre-K offer and lets you know where your child is waitlisted, if applicable.
Secure your child's seat by accepting your pre-K offer by the deadline provided in your offer letter. The program will work with you to register your child. Be sure to accept your offer even if you are waitlisted at another program or programs. If your family moves during the admissions process, call or email ESEnrollment schools. In New York City, enrollment in a pre-K program does not include school bus service.
Only children who are eligible for specialized transportation will get bus service. Eligibility is based on your family's income and needs. These programs can enroll children at any time throughout the year, if your family is eligible.
To learn more, visit our EarlyLearn and 3-K pages. The best way to find out if your family is eligible for Head Start is to contact a program directly. Your family may qualify for Head Start if at least one of these categories applies to you:. Because of the requirements of this Federal funding, you must provide proof that your child is a U.
Documentation is only needed for the child in need of child care; you will not be asked for the immigration status of anyone else in your household, including your status.
Documentation for the child in need of care can be one of the following: a U. The DOE is committed to welcoming all children and families, regardless of citizenship or immigration status, into our schools and programs. Families do not need to provide proof of citizenship or immigration status to attend any other 3-K, Pre-K, or Head Start programs.
All families, including families that may need one of these referrals, can call to get help with finding a program and completing the Child Care subsidy application. Use this Registration Checklist to learn what to provide or bring when you register your child for Pre-K. This book provides an overview of admissions processes and resources for EarlyLearn childcare for eligible families , 3-K, pre-K, kindergarten, middle school, and high school, including a section on how to use MySchools.
School Year Students Families. Happening Now Come to a virtual event for Elementary Admissions this fall and winter! Need support? Call or email us at ESEnrollment schools. Sign up for Ready4K at no cost, and begin building on your existing family routines today! If your child was born in you can learn how to apply to kindergarten for next year!
Learn more on our kindergarten webpage. For Families with Children Born in In early , the pre-K application for children born in will open. Who Can Apply? Find Programs Children who attend free, full-day, high-quality pre-K learn through play, build skills, and work together— learn more about the benefits of pre-K. These are community-based organizations with early childhood expertise. They partner with the DOE to provide pre-K programs.
Consider NYC Early Education Centers if your child currently attends the center, has a sibling also attending the program, or your family receives social services from the organization that runs the center. Head Start: Free services are available for at least 8 hours per day, all year long, including the summer. Head Start programs help families achieve their own goals, including employment, housing, and adult education. District Schools. Some public elementary schools offer pre-K programs. Consider these DOE public schools if your child currently attends 3-K at the school, has an older sibling already attending the school or you want your child to attend a program in an elementary school setting.
Pre-K Centers. Consider Pre-K Centers if your child currently attends 3-K at the Pre-K Center, or you want your child to attend a program with only young children.
Language supports include: A staff member who is fluent in the target language and is available to support families Interpretation services at family meetings Translated communications in the target language Teaching staff who support the continued development of both English and the target language during instruction Learn about pre-K programs offering language supports in MySchools, and contact programs directly to learn more. Programs Serving Students with Disabilities All pre-K programs serve children with and without disabilities.
You can also learn about program quality by: Visiting programs when buildings are open Asking questions of pre-K leaders and teachers Talking to other families Voucher Options Interested families can apply for a child care assistance voucher from the Administration for Children's Services ACS. When visiting a pre-K program virtually or in person, consider asking staff members questions about the program, such as: How will the teachers learn about my child's interests, strengths, and needs?
How will your program help children get to know the teachers and the other staff? How would you describe the community of teachers and families here? How do teachers work with families? How do teachers guide children's behavior? How will staff members make sure my child feels safe and cared for? What are your program's strengths? What are you working on improving? How do teachers support children who speak a language other than English at home? Learn How Children Get Offers How can you know your child's chances of getting an offer from one of your favorite programs?
All applications submitted by this deadline are treated the same based on the following three admissions factors: Your application choices Programs' seat availability Admission priorities Admissions Factor: Your Application Choices The programs that you add to your child's application and the order in which you place them matter! Choose up to 12 programs that you'd like your child to attend.
Add them to your application, placing programs in your true order of preference, with your first choice at the top as 1. This content is provided by our sponsor. It is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of Education Week's editorial staff.
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