A Guide to Early Education Programs in
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Questions to ask
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Questions to Ask Providers
- What are the hours of operation?
- What are the age ranges?
- How are children of different ages, needs, and abilities grouped?
- How many children are in each group?
- How many adults work with a group?
- Is the program licensed?
- Is the program accredited? (SEE PAGE )
- What are the qualifications of the director and staff?
- What does the program cost?
- Does the provider offer a lunch program?
- Does the provider have a summer program?
- Does the provider offer more than one language?
- Does the provider smoke or have pets?
Important Details To Consider:
- Preschools housed in places of worship are usually
non-denominational and welcome all faiths.
- Some preschools offer scholarships or financial aid, a sliding
scale, or may take the Care for Kids state subsidy. They are based on
slot availability and consideration is on an individual basis. Don’t be
afraid to ask!
State Readiness Funds are available for preschool education on a
limited basis for those families who qualify. Please contact Jeanne Warner
in the Department of Teaching and Assessment at 523-3609.
