Students must be fully toilet trained before they are able to start the preschool program.
- Some exceptions are made for students on an Individualized Education Program (IEP).
The Preschool Registration links can be found under the Preschool Online Links to the right, or on the Preschool Program page.
You will complete the Registration packet on Dropbox. Once all required areas (*) are completed you will be able to submit the registration form. This will be sent directly to the administrative assistant. We place students on the roster on a first come first serve basis, once we receive ALL required paperwork, below are the required documents.
Required Documents for Preschool:
- Parent ID (copy of original)
- Birth Certificate (copy of original)
- Custody Papers (if applicable)
- Immunization Records (A record of your child’s immunizations MUST be in by the first day of school and must be current.)
- Medical Statement (You have 30 days from your child’s start date to get the
physical.) The medical statement is included in this packet and must be completed by your child’s physician. Please detach the last page of this enrollment packet and deliver it to your child’s physician.
Additional Records Required for Lake County:
- Proof of Residency (1 Proof for Fairport Preschool)
Acceptable forms – Gas, Electric or Water Bill, Rental Agreement/ Purchase Agreement/Construction Agreement, Notarized Letter from Homeowner.
The cost of tuition can be paid in full or broken down into 9 monthly payments (September - May). All of our preschools also offer the Early Childhood Grant (ECE) that provides families that qualify with either free or reduced tuition. Information and on the ECE Grant is linked Here.
Our preschool classrooms follow a majority of the School District's yearly calendar. We are a Gold star rated preschool program through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. Our Geauga County Preschool Programs have an integrated preschool model which means the classroom is made up of half typical/tuition-paying students and half special needs students. The classrooms have a lead intervention specialist preschool teacher and one to two educational aides.