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BY HANNAH JOHNSON
Frisco ISD to launch tuition-based pre-kindergarten program
and Talley elementary schools, among others. To be eligible for the program, children must meet the age requirements and be potty trained. More details on the program and available campuses can be found at www.friscoisd.org/ departments/early-childhood. Diving in deeper Early childhood education gives children a strong foundation for learning, Ellis said. Pre-K helps children build early skills in reading, math and language that can help prepare them for kindergarten and beyond, she said. Early edu- cation also helps children gain soft skills such as independence, confidence, communication and other social skills. “With a balanced approach to structured instruction and playtime, children gain the skills they need for a smooth transition to kindergarten, all under the guidance of certified teachers using FISD’s curriculum aligned with Texas Pre-K
Frisco ISD families have a new option when it comes to their child’s education before kindergarten. Frisco ISD announced their full-day, tui- tion-based pre-K program in September. Children at least 4 years of age on or before Sept. 1 are eligible for the program, district officials said. Tuition for the program is $678 per month or free for qualifying students. Enrollment is open for families with limited space available at select campuses. “This program benefits the Frisco ISD commu- nity by preparing children for success from the very start, ensuring they enter kindergarten with the skills and confidence to thrive,” said Melissa Ellis, assistant director of early childhood instruc- tion for FISD, in an email. About the program The pre-K program will be available at 17 FISD campuses, including Elliott, Pink, Hosp, Sonntag
$678/month tuition
Students must be at least 4 years old on or before Sept. 1
17 schools will house the program
Available to Frisco ISD residents
SOURCE: FRISCO ISD/COMMUNITY IMPACT
guidelines,” Ellis said. The district aims to strengthen academic outcomes and support social development by providing high-quality learning opportunities through the program, she said. “Overall, the program supports a stronger, more prepared student body, contributing to the district’s reputation for excellence and helping all students reach their potential,” Ellis said.
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