Early childhood registration
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1) The document provides information and guidelines for early childhood registration for the 2010-2011 school year in Prince George's County Public Schools. 2) Kindergarten registration begins on May 3rd with no changes to the process, while early entrance applications for kindergarten will be accepted until August 15th. 3) Prekindergarten registration is open from May 3rd to June 18th at boundary schools, and can occur at any school with vacancies after June 18th. All IEP placements will be handled through early childhood centers.
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Editor's Notes
- Registration training for office staff is scheduled across the week of May 1oth. A schedule will be coming from the Department of Student Services. Please send more than one representative.
- No more than 2 early entrance per class 60 day probationary period for any student put in through Early Entrance. SIT team decision with supporting documentation. Birthday by Sept. 1, 2005.
- Over 500 out of boundary placed with significant transportation costs and were processed through the Early Childhood Office. If your school is full, you have a list of all the sites and it can be shared with parents. Pupil Accounting will ensure children can be registered in SchoolMax at out of boundary schools. No temp paras – don’t go aver 22.
- No more than 2 early entrance per class 60 day probationary period for any student put in through Early Entrance. SIT team decision with supporting documentation.