Preschool Registration Process

Registration for the upcoming school year opens January 5th.

Child Care Licensing regulations limit the number of children who can be enrolled in each preschool classroom, so spaces are limited. Priority is first given to resident children of our district and returning students. After resident spots are filled, any remaining openings will be offered to non-residents.

Enrollment is first come, first served. Completion of registration does NOT guarantee a spot in one of our preschool classrooms.

Notification of enrollment is ongoing as registrations are reviewed and openings become available. A member of our administrative team will contact you as soon as we are able to confirm whether a spot is available for your child.

Kindly note that your child’s registration is not considered complete until all required documentation has been uploaded, including proof of residency, birth certificate, immunization records, and any additional required forms.

Incomplete registrations cannot be processed. If you are registering through Powerschool, please ensure that all fields are completed fully.

As you begin the preschool registration process it will be helpful to have the following information available:

• Primary medical provider's contact information

• Dentist contact information

• Health Insurance Information

• Student's Medical Information

• Emergency Contact Information, including phone numbers, physical addresses, and email addresses

New Pre-K Student Registration

We’ve made our registration process simple, fast, and fully online. Please follow the steps below to register your new preschool student.

FAQ: Re-Registering Returning Preschool Students

Universal Prekindergarten (PreK)

Vermont’s Universal PreKindergarten Education provides publicly-funded early learning opportunities for all Vermont three and four year olds (and five year olds not yet enrolled in Kindergarten). Families register their child with their home school district and may choose a preschool for their child from a network or approved prequalified programs. Once registration is complete and eligibility is confirmed, the state portion of public tuition -10 hours per week for 35 weeks-is paid by the Supervisory Union directly to the prequalified UPK program the family selects.

FAQ: Universal Prekindergarten (PreK)

Universal PreK Forms