Registration Dates
You may register your child at your neighborhood school beginning
August 3, 2009;
call the school for registration hours.
Eligibility Requirements
In order to be eligible for the Pre-Kindergarten Program, state law
(Texas Education Code §29.153) requires that children must be 4
years old on or before September 1st and (one of the following)
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unable to speak or comprehend the English language (speak another
language other than English)*
or
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educationally disadvantaged—(eligible to participate in the
National Free/Reduced Lunch Program)
or
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homeless
or
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come from a family whose parent or official guardian is "active-duty"
military personnel or whose parent/guardian was killed or injured
while on active duty.
or
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have been in the conservatorship (foster care) of the Department of
Family and Protective Services (DFPS) following an adversary hearing.
Documentation Required
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birth certificate
–original copy
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immunization record
–updated record
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proof of residence
–electric bill, telephone bill, apartment lease,
"closing papers" from a home purchase
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social security card (optional)
–of child being registered
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proof of (gross) income
–current paycheck stub(s)
Families receiving Food Stamps must bring the NOTICE OF ELIGIBILITY;
families on TANF must bring the BENEFIT LETTER.
Additional Documentation for Military Personnel
In addition to providing the "Documentation Required" (items 1-4)
listed above, the following documents are also needed for registration:
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For Uniformed Service Member that is active duty
–Department of Defense identification (DoD photo identification).
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For a Uniformed Service Member that is an active member of
mobilized Reservist or member of the Texas National Guard
–"Statement of Service" or an official letter from a commander.
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For a Service Member who dies or is killed
–a copy of the death certificate using the Service appropriate
Department of Defense form, or a Department of Defense form
indicating the reason for the separation from the service was
because of death while serving on active duty, or memorandum signed
by the Casualty Office stating that the Service member was killed
in action or died while serving.
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For an Active/Mobilized Uniformed Members of Texas National Guard
(Air or Army Guard) or Active/Mobilized Reservists injured while
serving on active duty
–copy of the Purple Heart orders or citation. If Service member was
not wounded or injured in combat (and was hospitalized or lost 24
hours of duty) a copy of the Line of Duty Determination documentation
or a copy of an official letter from a commander stating the Service
member was wounded or injured while on active duty.
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For an Active Duty Uniformed Service Member
"Missing in Action"
–any one of the following:
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copy of the transmittal letter from the Service Secretary stating
the service member is in a missing status;
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a copy of the Department of Defense Form 2811, "Report of
Proceedings by Initial/Subsequent Board of Injury or Further
Review Board;"
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a copy of the Department of Defense Form 2812, "Commander's
Preliminary Assessment and Recommendations Regarding Missing Person."
Student Teacher Ratio
22:1
School Hours
7:45 a.m—10:45 a.m.
-OR-
11:30 p.m.—2:45 p.m.
Pre-Kindergarten Curriculum
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Mathematics
- Big Math For Little Kids
- DLM Early Childhood Express
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Language Arts
- NISD Primary Early Learning Framework (PELF)
- DLM Early Childhood Express
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Science
- PK Harcourt Science
- DLM Early Childhood Express
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Social Studies
- NISD Social Studies Curriculum
- DLM Early Childhood Express
