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Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City Schools
302 2nd Street South, Atwater, MN 56209 |
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Peggy Starz
Early Childhood Coordinator
Julie Fischer
ECSE Coordinator
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320-244-4641
320-244-4640
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starzp@acgcfalcons.org
fischerj@acgcfalcons.org
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Hop, Skip and Jump and New Beginnings are for children 3 years of age by September 1st of each school year.
Kindergarten Connection is for children 4 years of age by September 1st or eligible for kindergarten the following year. All children must be toilet trained to attend preschool.
Required forms: Immunization, Emergency Card, Photo/Field Trip.
Parents are involved in preschool with their child by:
- Participating in Building Language Together (KC) or Early Building Language Together (HSJ & NB)
- Working with take-home books, leap pads or activity kits
- Volunteering in the classroom
- Spring field trip
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New London-Spicer Preschools, Cub Kids/School Readiness & Busy Bees
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Val Walstrom,
Early Childhood Coordinator
Sharon LaPoint
ECSE Coordinator |
320-354-2252
ext 2463
320-354-2252
ext. 2374 |
walstromv@nls.k12.mn.us
lapoints@nls.k12.mn.us
Web Site
NLS Schools/Community Ed
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NL-S Preschool Opportunities offer:
- Opportunities for children to get ready for school through play and learning experiences with their peers
- Program locations in New London (Busy Bees) or Spicer (Cub Kids/School Readiness)
- Licensed Early Childhood teachers and experienced
paraprofessionals in all programs
- Full or part-time scheduling options for children ages 3 – 5 years old
- Full day or half day – you choose what works for your family
- Special family events and field trips throughout the year
- Bus transportation
- Scholarships and sliding fee scales
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MACCRAY Community Ed Preschool – 3 & 4 year olds
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Cathy Schueler
Preschool
Kerry Hogan
School Readiness Coordinator
Billy Lindeman
ECSE Coordinator |
320 967-4282
320-367-2396 |
preschool@maccray.k12.mn.us
lindemanb@maccray.k12.mn.us
Web Site
MACCRAY
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Community Ed Preschool- ½ day or full day program, 2
days per week at MACCRAY East and West. Fee is charged.
School Readiness – Kindergarten preparation classes
offered FREE to children who attend ECFE. Classes run
winter – spring and are held at MACCRAY East and West.
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Willmar Early Childhood Family Programs (ECFP)
Jefferson Learning Center, 1234 Kandiyohi Avenue, Willmar, MN 56201 |
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Jodi Wambeke
Early Childhood Coordinator
LaRae Mikkelson
Parent Educator
Nancy Holt
Early Childhood Special Education Coordinator
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320-231-8490
320-231-8490
ext 6340
320-231-8490
ext. 7254
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wambekej@willmar.k12.mn.us
mikkelsonl@willmar.k12.mn.us
holtn@willmar.k12.mn.us
Web Site
Willmar Public Schools/Community Ed and Rec
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Willmar Public Schools offers 1/2 day and full day preschool options for children ages 3-5 in all of our elementary schools beginning Fall 2018. Preschool is designed to provide children with opportunities to grow in all aspects of development. Our program content, highly qualified teachers and use of best practices have earned our program the highest rating through Parent Aware. We offer financial support through Voluntary Pre-K and Early Learning Scholarships.
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is a program for all
Willmar families with children between the ages of birth to
kindergarten entrance. ECFE is based on the idea that the family provides a child’s first and most significant learning environment and parents are a child’s first and most important teachers. ECFE works to strengthen families. ECFE’s goal is to enhance the ability of all parents to provide the best possible environment for their child’s learning and growth. In addition to classes ECFE offers parent child events, home visits, classes with the library and much more. |
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Head Start and Early Head Start
PO Box 36, Cosmos, MN 56228 |
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| Mary Lockhart-Findling |
320-235-0850
Toll Free
800-992-1710 |
marylf@unitedcapmn.org
WebSite
United Community Action Partnership
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Heartland Head Start is a comprehensive child and family program serving children who are three to five years of age. Heartland Head Start partners with eligible families to build on their strengths to reach their goals. Family and Community Engagement is an important part of the Head Start program. We believe that families are the child’s first and most important teachers. Children do best in life when they grow up with the active, positive involvement of family and community members that care.
Heartland Head Start offers a variety of early learning options including center based (4 days a week), Home Base, and Combination educational opportunities. Heartland Head Start utilizes the Creative Curriculum and monitors and supports both Child and Family outcomes in an effort to ensure that children enter school ready to learn.
If interested in applying for Head Start or becoming a community volunteer please call or email.
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