Due to space and to children who have special needs. There is no direct cost to parents for this program, however, parents are strongly encouraged to volunteer time in the classroom or on various advisory committees. School District State Funded Preschool Programs are operated in some local school districts. These programs are half-day and have some income requirements. These programs provide developmentally appropriate instruction for children.
Parent involvement is encouraged.
More information about State Funded Preschool is available from your local school district. There is also the option of sending your child to a private preschool, such as those affiliated with a private elementary school, or with a church or synagogue at your own cost. You will need to visit the campus and talk to the administrator in order to determine if you feel your child's needs can be served in that setting. This type of setting can be helpful in adapting a child to a typical preschool. It is important to be clear with the school as to your child's needs, any limitations in participating in activities and any special medical conditions.