Registration & Program Information

An integrated preschool classroom is comprised of both children who are developing within age expectations and children who have identified special needs. These needs can be a delay in speech and language development or fine or gross motor skills. Children with identified disabilities are on Individual Education Programs (IEP) and require specialized services in order to access a preschool curriculum.

Integrated preschools are part of the public school system. The program is designed to meet the unique learning needs of all students. Staff is trained in all aspects of early childhood curriculum

No, your child does not have to be toiled trained in order to be accepted into the program. We will be more than happy to support your efforts at home and follow the program used in the home. Families need to provide all supplies in order for training to be successful

Once your child is enrolled in the program they become first priority for the following school yea

At this time, the only summer program is for children on Individual Education Programs (IEP’s) who qualify for extended year services.

Due to the high numbers of allergies we do not provide snacks. Families are to provide a small healthy snack and drink daily.

No. While we would like to have parent volunteers in the classrooms, we have found that our students have difficulty attending and accessing the curriculum when parents are in the classroom with them.

At this time we do not provide extended day programming.

Yes. If you would like your child’s spot waiting for you when you return all tuition needs to be paid in full. If you do not pay tuition, we will assume that you are no longer interested in attending the program, and we will give your child’s slot to someone on the waiting list.

Transportation is provided for children on Individual Education Programs only. Parents are to provide transportation to and from school daily for our neighborhood students.