FAQs

Below please find a list of frequently asked questions about James House Preschool

At what age can my child attend preschool?

Your child must turn 3 or 4 by September 30th in order to be eligible for preschool.

What is the ratio of children who are developing typically to children with Special Needs?

The ratio of typically developing children to children identified as having special needs may vary.

I’m concerned about the different needs in the classroom, how will the preschool ensure that my child is getting what they need?

Our preschool program is designed to meet a variety of needs in the classroom. Our low staff to student ratio allows our classroom teachers to facilitate activities that foster learning for all children and provide accommodations and modifications to ensure success.

My child is not yet potty trained; can I still apply for a preschool spot?

Children do not have to be toilet trained in order to enroll at James House Preschool. Pull-Ups or diapers must be provided to preschool by the family.

Is transportation provided to preschool students?

James House Preschool does not provide transportation for preschool students. Parents are responsible for arranging transportation for their child to and from Preschool.

Do I need to bring a snack or lunch for my child?

James House Preschool provides a healthy snack daily for the preschool children. Please let the staff know of any food restrictions or allergies.

Students in the 4 year old program must bring a lunch from home or purchase lunch through the school lunch program.

How much does preschool cost?

Tuition for the 3 year old program is $105 per month (2 days per week) or $150 a month (4 days per week). Tuition for the 4 year old program is $230 per month for the 2019-2020 school year.

How do I get an application?

The preschool application and procedure for applying is available under the tab titled “About James House Preschool”

What happens if I am placed on the “waiting list”?

In some cases, families that receive a preschool spot move, change their mind or choose a different program that is a better fit with their family schedule. Families placed on the waiting list will be contacted as spots become available.

I already have a child in the Kearsarge Regional School District, do I still have to provide proof of residency?

The Kearsarge Regional School District requires proof of residency each time a student is enrolled in the district.