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EDMOND PUBLIC SCHOOLS PREKINDERGARTEN PROGRAM 20182019 Welcome to Edmond Public Schools! We are happy to partner with you and your child. Our prey programs strive to meet young children where they

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How to fill out our pre-k programs

1. Start by gathering all the required documents and information such as the child's birth certificate, immunization records, and proof of residence.
2. Visit our website and navigate to the pre-k programs section.
3. Read through the program descriptions and eligibility requirements to ensure that your child meets the criteria.
4. Download and fill out the pre-k enrollment form.
5. Provide accurate and complete information on the form, including your contact details and the child's medical information.
6. Attach the necessary documents to the enrollment form, including copies of the child's birth certificate and immunization records.
7. Submit the completed enrollment form along with the required documents to our office either in person or by mail.
8. Wait for a confirmation email or phone call from our pre-k program coordinator regarding your child's acceptance.
9. If your child is accepted, follow any additional instructions provided by the pre-k program coordinator, such as attending an orientation session.
10. Mark the important dates on your calendar, such as the start date of the program and any upcoming parent-teacher meetings or events.

Who needs our pre-k programs?

1. Parents who want to provide their children with a quality early education experience.
2. Working parents who require reliable child care while they are at work.
3. Parents who believe in the importance of early childhood development and want to give their child a head start in their education.
4. Families who may not have access to other early education programs or resources in their area.
5. Children who would benefit from socialization and learning experiences with their peers.
6. Children who may require additional support or specialized services in a pre-k setting.

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What is our pre-k programs?

Our pre-k programs are educational initiatives designed to prepare children for kindergarten by providing them with foundational skills in a structured learning environment.

Who is required to file our pre-k programs?

Pre-k programs are typically required to be filed by educational institutions, including public schools, private schools, and childcare providers that offer pre-kindergarten services.

How to fill out our pre-k programs?

To fill out our pre-k programs, institutions need to complete the designated application form, providing details such as program objectives, staffing, curriculum plans, and enrollment information.

What is the purpose of our pre-k programs?

The purpose of our pre-k programs is to promote early childhood development, ensuring that children acquire essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills before entering kindergarten.

What information must be reported on our pre-k programs?

The information that must be reported includes program curriculum, teacher qualifications, enrollment numbers, funding sources, and assessment methods.