Transitional Kindergarten (TK)
How Do I Enroll My Child in TK?
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Steps for Enrollment
Steps for Enrollment
Children who turn 4 years old on or by September 1st are eligible for Transitional Kindergarten.
To register and enroll in TK for the 2025-26 school year, there are 2 steps needed:
1. Complete an AIR Registration: https://airregistration.capousd.org/AIR/
2. Reach out to your school of residence to complete your registration; your local school of residence with share specific instructions on the registration process.
**Documentation Needed to Enroll at school site:
AIR online confirmation page
Verification of residency (2)
Mortgage verification/rental agreement and current utility bill
Proof of age
Child’s immunization record
Copy of parent/guardian ID
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2025. There will be 2 main phases for enrollment:
Phase 1 of Enrollment: “TK Priority Enrollment” window from February 3 - March 2.
During this priority window:
Sites will be processing TK enrollment and registration as they receive applicants.
After March 2, 2025, enrollment data at the school site will be reviewed and number of TK classrooms determined.
For every 20 TK students enrolled, 1 TK classroom will be established. If there are at least 14 additional TK students enrolled, another TK classroom will be allocated.
After March 2nd:
If a school has enough TK spaces for their enrolled number of TK students, sites may place all of those students into the classrooms based on capacity.
If a campus has more TK enrolled students than school capacity, then the following priority enrollment procedures will be implemented to determine which students are guaranteed a space in the school TK classroom capacity:
One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee.
There is a sibling already attending the school and will remain for the next school year.
Foster and homeless youth
A lottery will be held for remaining students who do not qualify under priority criteria above,and who have registered between February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Enrollment status will be communicated to families by mid-March.
After determining initial placements, sites will create a roster of TK students and keep a wait list of the remaining students.
Phase 2 of Enrollment:
After initial TK placements are made:
If there are additional openings at a school site, any additional students who register after March 2, 2025 will be placed into a class on a first come, first serve basis.
If there are no additional openings at a school site, sites will continue to monitor TK enrollment numbers for registering students and place additional students onto the wait list. Once 14 additional students are enrolled at the site, an additional TK classroom may be allocated.
Enrollment numbers by sites will be monitored closely. For sites that are “over” in numbers and an additional TK classroom is not allocated, overcapacity procedures will be followed.
Site enrollment will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. For any families that are on wait lists, if it is determined that there is not available space at the school of residence and another TK classroom will not be allocated to the campus, then the school site will work with District office to secure a TK placement at the next closest school with space in their TK program.
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
TK School of Choice
As with elementary grades, students are expected to attend their local school of residence. Families may apply for an alternate school through the School of Choice process.
Applications for SOC will be accepted February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Families must apply at their home school BEFORE submitting a School of Choice application
Obligation to serve children within boundaries first
If granted, SOC will be through 5th grade
Limited availability (limited number of TK classrooms per site)
Programs that do not qualify for School of Choice:TWI programs (Las Palmas, RH Dana, San Juan, Viejo, Bergeson)
Click here for more information on School of Choice
TK Two-Way Immersion Programs
We currently offer a TK Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program at the following sites:
Las Palmas (Spanish Immersion)
RH Dana (Spanish Immersion)
San Juan (Spanish Immersion)
Viejo* (Spanish Immersion)
Marian Bergeson* (Mandarin Immersion)
*Viejo and Bergeson will be piloting a full-day TK program for the 2025-26 school year.
To apply for a TK TWI Program:
Families must tour school and apply separately for Two Way Immersion programs.
TWI School Tours will be December - January:
Click here for TK Language Immersion School Tours dates
TWI Application window will be December 10, 2024 - January 31, 2025
For more information, please contact the Office of Language Acquisition at 949-234-9259.
Kindergarten-Eligible Students Who Wish to Apply for TK
Kinder-eligible students whose birthday falls between June 1 and September 1 may apply for TK. It is important to note:
Applications will be reviewed in May/June
There is an obligation to serve all TK-eligible students first
Students may be accepted into TK if space allows
Steps to Apply:
1. Submit an “Intent to Register in Transitional Kindergarten for the ’25-26 School Year” form via https://webapps.capousd.org/TKApplication/
Applications will be accepted from February 3, 2025 - August 15, 2025
2. "Intent to Register" forms will be reviewed by the Early Childhood Programs office in May/June 2025, and placements in a TK class will be made based on availability. Every attempt will be made to place in the child's school of residence. If the school of residence is not available, but another school has space in their TK program, the child will be placed in the next closest available program.
3. Once a student is placed into a TK program, a placement letter will be sent by the Early Childhood Programs office via email to the family which outlines the next steps to be taken in the registration process. Families will finalize the enrollment process at the assigned school site, bringing their placement letter and necessary documentation (as outlined in the email).
Selection Criteria:
Applications are reviewed by birthday, not in the order in which they were received. The TK window is extended backwards by date to admit the youngest students first (reviewing all applicants with a September 1st birthday first, then an August 31st birthday, followed by August 30th, and so forth) until all avaialble spaces in the TK program are offered. All families will be notified, regardless of the outcome.
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2025. There will be 2 main phases for enrollment:
Phase 1 of Enrollment: “TK Priority Enrollment” window from February 3 - March 2.
During this priority window:
Sites will be processing TK enrollment and registration as they receive applicants.
After March 2, 2025, enrollment data at the school site will be reviewed and number of TK classrooms determined.
For every 20 TK students enrolled, 1 TK classroom will be established. If there are at least 14 additional TK students enrolled, another TK classroom will be allocated.
After March 2nd:
If a school has enough TK spaces for their enrolled number of TK students, sites may place all of those students into the classrooms based on capacity.
If a campus has more TK enrolled students than school capacity, then the following priority enrollment procedures will be implemented to determine which students are guaranteed a space in the school TK classroom capacity:
One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee.
There is a sibling already attending the school and will remain for the next school year.
Foster and homeless youth
A lottery will be held for remaining students who do not qualify under priority criteria above,and who have registered between February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Enrollment status will be communicated to families by mid-March.
After determining initial placements, sites will create a roster of TK students and keep a wait list of the remaining students.
Phase 2 of Enrollment:
After initial TK placements are made:
If there are additional openings at a school site, any additional students who register after March 2, 2025 will be placed into a class on a first come, first serve basis.
If there are no additional openings at a school site, sites will continue to monitor TK enrollment numbers for registering students and place additional students onto the wait list. Once 14 additional students are enrolled at the site, an additional TK classroom may be allocated.
Enrollment numbers by sites will be monitored closely. For sites that are “over” in numbers and an additional TK classroom is not allocated, overcapacity procedures will be followed.
Site enrollment will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. For any families that are on wait lists, if it is determined that there is not available space at the school of residence and another TK classroom will not be allocated to the campus, then the school site will work with District office to secure a TK placement at the next closest school with space in their TK program.
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
TK School of Choice
As with elementary grades, students are expected to attend their local school of residence. Families may apply for an alternate school through the School of Choice process.
Applications for SOC will be accepted February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Families must apply at their home school BEFORE submitting a School of Choice application
Obligation to serve children within boundaries first
If granted, SOC will be through 5th grade
Limited availability (limited number of TK classrooms per site)
Programs that do not qualify for School of Choice:TWI programs (Las Palmas, RH Dana, San Juan, Viejo, Bergeson)
Click here for more information on School of Choice
TK Two-Way Immersion Programs
We currently offer a TK Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program at the following sites:
Las Palmas (Spanish Immersion)
RH Dana (Spanish Immersion)
San Juan (Spanish Immersion)
Viejo* (Spanish Immersion)
Marian Bergeson* (Mandarin Immersion)
*Viejo and Bergeson will be piloting a full-day TK program for the 2025-26 school year.
To apply for a TK TWI Program:
Families must tour school and apply separately for Two Way Immersion programs.
TWI School Tours will be December - January:
Click here for TK Language Immersion School Tours dates
TWI Application window will be December 10, 2024 - January 31, 2025
For more information, please contact the Office of Language Acquisition at 949-234-9259.
Kindergarten-Eligible Students Who Wish to Apply for TK
Kinder-eligible students whose birthday falls between June 1 and September 1 may apply for TK. It is important to note:
Applications will be reviewed in May/June
There is an obligation to serve all TK-eligible students first
Students may be accepted into TK if space allows
Steps to Apply:
1. Submit an “Intent to Register in Transitional Kindergarten for the ’25-26 School Year” form via https://webapps.capousd.org/TKApplication/
Applications will be accepted from February 3, 2025 - August 15, 2025
2. "Intent to Register" forms will be reviewed by the Early Childhood Programs office in May/June 2025, and placements in a TK class will be made based on availability. Every attempt will be made to place in the child's school of residence. If the school of residence is not available, but another school has space in their TK program, the child will be placed in the next closest available program.
3. Once a student is placed into a TK program, a placement letter will be sent by the Early Childhood Programs office via email to the family which outlines the next steps to be taken in the registration process. Families will finalize the enrollment process at the assigned school site, bringing their placement letter and necessary documentation (as outlined in the email).
Selection Criteria:
Applications are reviewed by birthday, not in the order in which they were received. The TK window is extended backwards by date to admit the youngest students first (reviewing all applicants with a September 1st birthday first, then an August 31st birthday, followed by August 30th, and so forth) until all avaialble spaces in the TK program are offered. All families will be notified, regardless of the outcome.
How Do I Enroll My Child in TK?
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Steps for Enrollment
Steps for Enrollment
Children who turn 4 years old on or by September 1st are eligible for Transitional Kindergarten.
To register and enroll in TK for the 2025-26 school year, there are 2 steps needed:
1. Complete an AIR Registration: https://airregistration.capousd.org/AIR/
2. Reach out to your school of residence to complete your registration; your local school of residence with share specific instructions on the registration process.
**Documentation Needed to Enroll at school site:
AIR online confirmation page
Verification of residency (2)
Mortgage verification/rental agreement and current utility bill
Proof of age
Child’s immunization record
Copy of parent/guardian IDTK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2025. There will be 2 main phases for enrollment:
Phase 1 of Enrollment: “TK Priority Enrollment” window from February 3 - March 2.
During this priority window:
Sites will be processing TK enrollment and registration as they receive applicants.
After March 2, 2025, enrollment data at the school site will be reviewed and number of TK classrooms determined.
For every 20 TK students enrolled, 1 TK classroom will be established. If there are at least 14 additional TK students enrolled, another TK classroom will be allocated.
After March 2nd:
If a school has enough TK spaces for their enrolled number of TK students, sites may place all of those students into the classrooms based on capacity.
If a campus has more TK enrolled students than school capacity, then the following priority enrollment procedures will be implemented to determine which students are guaranteed a space in the school TK classroom capacity:
One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee.
There is a sibling already attending the school and will remain for the next school year.
Foster and homeless youth
A lottery will be held for remaining students who do not qualify under priority criteria above,and who have registered between February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Enrollment status will be communicated to families by mid-March.
After determining initial placements, sites will create a roster of TK students and keep a wait list of the remaining students.
Phase 2 of Enrollment:
After initial TK placements are made:
If there are additional openings at a school site, any additional students who register after March 2, 2025 will be placed into a class on a first come, first serve basis.
If there are no additional openings at a school site, sites will continue to monitor TK enrollment numbers for registering students and place additional students onto the wait list. Once 14 additional students are enrolled at the site, an additional TK classroom may be allocated.
Enrollment numbers by sites will be monitored closely. For sites that are “over” in numbers and an additional TK classroom is not allocated, overcapacity procedures will be followed.
Site enrollment will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. For any families that are on wait lists, if it is determined that there is not available space at the school of residence and another TK classroom will not be allocated to the campus, then the school site will work with District office to secure a TK placement at the next closest school with space in their TK program.
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
TK School of Choice
As with elementary grades, students are expected to attend their local school of residence. Families may apply for an alternate school through the School of Choice process.
Applications for SOC will be accepted February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Families must apply at their home school BEFORE submitting a School of Choice application
Obligation to serve children within boundaries first
If granted, SOC will be through 5th grade
Limited availability (limited number of TK classrooms per site)
Programs that do not qualify for School of Choice:TWI programs (Las Palmas, RH Dana, San Juan, Viejo, Bergeson)
Click here for more information on School of Choice
TK Two-Way Immersion Programs
We currently offer a TK Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program at the following sites:
Las Palmas (Spanish Immersion)
RH Dana (Spanish Immersion)
San Juan (Spanish Immersion)
Viejo* (Spanish Immersion)
Marian Bergeson* (Mandarin Immersion)
*Viejo and Bergeson will be piloting a full-day TK program for the 2025-26 school year.
To apply for a TK TWI Program:
Families must tour school and apply separately for Two Way Immersion programs.
TWI School Tours will be December - January:
Click here for TK Language Immersion School Tours dates
TWI Application window will be December 10, 2024 - January 31, 2025
For more information, please contact the Office of Language Acquisition at 949-234-9259.
Kindergarten-Eligible Students Who Wish to Apply for TK
Kinder-eligible students whose birthday falls between June 1 and September 1 may apply for TK. It is important to note:
Applications will be reviewed in May/June
There is an obligation to serve all TK-eligible students first
Students may be accepted into TK if space allows
Steps to Apply:
1. Submit an “Intent to Register in Transitional Kindergarten for the ’25-26 School Year” form via https://webapps.capousd.org/TKApplication/
Applications will be accepted from February 3, 2025 - August 15, 2025
2. "Intent to Register" forms will be reviewed by the Early Childhood Programs office in May/June 2025, and placements in a TK class will be made based on availability. Every attempt will be made to place in the child's school of residence. If the school of residence is not available, but another school has space in their TK program, the child will be placed in the next closest available program.
3. Once a student is placed into a TK program, a placement letter will be sent by the Early Childhood Programs office via email to the family which outlines the next steps to be taken in the registration process. Families will finalize the enrollment process at the assigned school site, bringing their placement letter and necessary documentation (as outlined in the email).
Selection Criteria:
Applications are reviewed by birthday, not in the order in which they were received. The TK window is extended backwards by date to admit the youngest students first (reviewing all applicants with a September 1st birthday first, then an August 31st birthday, followed by August 30th, and so forth) until all avaialble spaces in the TK program are offered. All families will be notified, regardless of the outcome.
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How Do I Enroll My Child in TK?
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Enrollment in TK for the 2025-26 School Year begins on Monday, February 3, 2025.
Steps for Enrollment
Steps for Enrollment
Children who turn 4 years old on or by September 1st are eligible for Transitional Kindergarten.
To register and enroll in TK for the 2025-26 school year, there are 2 steps needed:
1. Complete an AIR Registration: https://airregistration.capousd.org/AIR/
2. Reach out to your school of residence to complete your registration; your local school of residence with share specific instructions on the registration process.
**Documentation Needed to Enroll at school site:
AIR online confirmation page
Verification of residency (2)
Mortgage verification/rental agreement and current utility bill
Proof of age
Child’s immunization record
Copy of parent/guardian ID
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2025. There will be 2 main phases for enrollment:
Phase 1 of Enrollment: “TK Priority Enrollment” window from February 3 - March 2.
During this priority window:
Sites will be processing TK enrollment and registration as they receive applicants.
After March 2, 2025, enrollment data at the school site will be reviewed and number of TK classrooms determined.
For every 20 TK students enrolled, 1 TK classroom will be established. If there are at least 14 additional TK students enrolled, another TK classroom will be allocated.
After March 2nd:
If a school has enough TK spaces for their enrolled number of TK students, sites may place all of those students into the classrooms based on capacity.
If a campus has more TK enrolled students than school capacity, then the following priority enrollment procedures will be implemented to determine which students are guaranteed a space in the school TK classroom capacity:
One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee.
There is a sibling already attending the school and will remain for the next school year.
Foster and homeless youth
A lottery will be held for remaining students who do not qualify under priority criteria above,and who have registered between February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Enrollment status will be communicated to families by mid-March.
After determining initial placements, sites will create a roster of TK students and keep a wait list of the remaining students.
Phase 2 of Enrollment:
After initial TK placements are made:
If there are additional openings at a school site, any additional students who register after March 2, 2025 will be placed into a class on a first come, first serve basis.
If there are no additional openings at a school site, sites will continue to monitor TK enrollment numbers for registering students and place additional students onto the wait list. Once 14 additional students are enrolled at the site, an additional TK classroom may be allocated.
Enrollment numbers by sites will be monitored closely. For sites that are “over” in numbers and an additional TK classroom is not allocated, overcapacity procedures will be followed.
Site enrollment will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. For any families that are on wait lists, if it is determined that there is not available space at the school of residence and another TK classroom will not be allocated to the campus, then the school site will work with District office to secure a TK placement at the next closest school with space in their TK program.
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
TK School of Choice
As with elementary grades, students are expected to attend their local school of residence. Families may apply for an alternate school through the School of Choice process.
Applications for SOC will be accepted February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Families must apply at their home school BEFORE submitting a School of Choice application
Obligation to serve children within boundaries first
If granted, SOC will be through 5th grade
Limited availability (limited number of TK classrooms per site)
Programs that do not qualify for School of Choice:TWI programs (Las Palmas, RH Dana, San Juan, Viejo, Bergeson)
Click here for more information on School of Choice
TK Two-Way Immersion Programs
We currently offer a TK Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program at the following sites:
Las Palmas (Spanish Immersion)
RH Dana (Spanish Immersion)
San Juan (Spanish Immersion)
Viejo* (Spanish Immersion)
Marian Bergeson* (Mandarin Immersion)
*Viejo and Bergeson will be piloting a full-day TK program for the 2025-26 school year.
To apply for a TK TWI Program:
Families must tour school and apply separately for Two Way Immersion programs.
TWI School Tours will be December - January:
Click here for TK Language Immersion School Tours dates
TWI Application window will be December 10, 2024 - January 31, 2025
For more information, please contact the Office of Language Acquisition at 949-234-9259.
Kindergarten-Eligible Students Who Wish to Apply for TK
Kinder-eligible students whose birthday falls between June 1 and September 1 may apply for TK. It is important to note:
Applications will be reviewed in May/June
There is an obligation to serve all TK-eligible students first
Students may be accepted into TK if space allows
Steps to Apply:
1. Submit an “Intent to Register in Transitional Kindergarten for the ’25-26 School Year” form via https://webapps.capousd.org/TKApplication/
Applications will be accepted from February 3, 2025 - August 15, 2025
2. "Intent to Register" forms will be reviewed by the Early Childhood Programs office in May/June 2025, and placements in a TK class will be made based on availability. Every attempt will be made to place in the child's school of residence. If the school of residence is not available, but another school has space in their TK program, the child will be placed in the next closest available program.
3. Once a student is placed into a TK program, a placement letter will be sent by the Early Childhood Programs office via email to the family which outlines the next steps to be taken in the registration process. Families will finalize the enrollment process at the assigned school site, bringing their placement letter and necessary documentation (as outlined in the email).
Selection Criteria:
Applications are reviewed by birthday, not in the order in which they were received. The TK window is extended backwards by date to admit the youngest students first (reviewing all applicants with a September 1st birthday first, then an August 31st birthday, followed by August 30th, and so forth) until all avaialble spaces in the TK program are offered. All families will be notified, regardless of the outcome.
TK Enrollment Procedures
TK Enrollment opens on Monday, February 3, 2025. There will be 2 main phases for enrollment:
Phase 1 of Enrollment: “TK Priority Enrollment” window from February 3 - March 2.
During this priority window:
Sites will be processing TK enrollment and registration as they receive applicants.
After March 2, 2025, enrollment data at the school site will be reviewed and number of TK classrooms determined.
For every 20 TK students enrolled, 1 TK classroom will be established. If there are at least 14 additional TK students enrolled, another TK classroom will be allocated.
After March 2nd:
If a school has enough TK spaces for their enrolled number of TK students, sites may place all of those students into the classrooms based on capacity.
If a campus has more TK enrolled students than school capacity, then the following priority enrollment procedures will be implemented to determine which students are guaranteed a space in the school TK classroom capacity:
One of the parents/guardians is a CUSD employee.
There is a sibling already attending the school and will remain for the next school year.
Foster and homeless youth
A lottery will be held for remaining students who do not qualify under priority criteria above,and who have registered between February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Enrollment status will be communicated to families by mid-March.
After determining initial placements, sites will create a roster of TK students and keep a wait list of the remaining students.
Phase 2 of Enrollment:
After initial TK placements are made:
If there are additional openings at a school site, any additional students who register after March 2, 2025 will be placed into a class on a first come, first serve basis.
If there are no additional openings at a school site, sites will continue to monitor TK enrollment numbers for registering students and place additional students onto the wait list. Once 14 additional students are enrolled at the site, an additional TK classroom may be allocated.
Enrollment numbers by sites will be monitored closely. For sites that are “over” in numbers and an additional TK classroom is not allocated, overcapacity procedures will be followed.
Site enrollment will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. For any families that are on wait lists, if it is determined that there is not available space at the school of residence and another TK classroom will not be allocated to the campus, then the school site will work with District office to secure a TK placement at the next closest school with space in their TK program.
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
*IMPORTANT TK ENROLLMENT INFORMATION*
TK School of Choice
As with elementary grades, students are expected to attend their local school of residence. Families may apply for an alternate school through the School of Choice process.
Applications for SOC will be accepted February 3 - March 2, 2025.
Families must apply at their home school BEFORE submitting a School of Choice application
Obligation to serve children within boundaries first
If granted, SOC will be through 5th grade
Limited availability (limited number of TK classrooms per site)
Programs that do not qualify for School of Choice:TWI programs (Las Palmas, RH Dana, San Juan, Viejo, Bergeson)
Click here for more information on School of Choice
TK Two-Way Immersion Programs
We currently offer a TK Two-Way Immersion (TWI) program at the following sites:
Las Palmas (Spanish Immersion)
RH Dana (Spanish Immersion)
San Juan (Spanish Immersion)
Viejo* (Spanish Immersion)
Marian Bergeson* (Mandarin Immersion)
*Viejo and Bergeson will be piloting a full-day TK program for the 2025-26 school year.
To apply for a TK TWI Program:
Families must tour school and apply separately for Two Way Immersion programs.
TWI School Tours will be December - January:
Click here for TK Language Immersion School Tours dates
TWI Application window will be December 10, 2024 - January 31, 2025
For more information, please contact the Office of Language Acquisition at 949-234-9259.
Kindergarten-Eligible Students Who Wish to Apply for TK
Kinder-eligible students whose birthday falls between June 1 and September 1 may apply for TK. It is important to note:
Applications will be reviewed in May/June
There is an obligation to serve all TK-eligible students first
Students may be accepted into TK if space allows
Steps to Apply:
1. Submit an “Intent to Register in Transitional Kindergarten for the ’25-26 School Year” form via https://webapps.capousd.org/TKApplication/
Applications will be accepted from February 3, 2025 - August 15, 2025
2. "Intent to Register" forms will be reviewed by the Early Childhood Programs office in May/June 2025, and placements in a TK class will be made based on availability. Every attempt will be made to place in the child's school of residence. If the school of residence is not available, but another school has space in their TK program, the child will be placed in the next closest available program.
3. Once a student is placed into a TK program, a placement letter will be sent by the Early Childhood Programs office via email to the family which outlines the next steps to be taken in the registration process. Families will finalize the enrollment process at the assigned school site, bringing their placement letter and necessary documentation (as outlined in the email).
Selection Criteria:
Applications are reviewed by birthday, not in the order in which they were received. The TK window is extended backwards by date to admit the youngest students first (reviewing all applicants with a September 1st birthday first, then an August 31st birthday, followed by August 30th, and so forth) until all avaialble spaces in the TK program are offered. All families will be notified, regardless of the outcome.