As part of the district's growing preschool and transitional kindergarten programs for local families, Marvin Marshall Preschool and Children's Center continues to support access to early learning.

Q1. If enrollment reaches capacity, is there a waitlist?

Ans. Yes, if there are more applications than seats, families may be put on a waitlist and contacted if seats become available during the school year.

Q2. Does the center help kids with special needs?

Ans. The program works with the district's special education services to help kids who need early intervention or Individualized Education Programs (IEPs).

Q3. Do students get meals or snacks?

Ans. The center may be able to take part in state-supported nutrition programs or give advice on what to eat and drink every day, depending on the program and who can join.

Q4. What safety rules are in place on campus?

Ans. The center follows the safety rules set by the district, such as having supervised drop-off and pick-up procedures, secure access to the campus, and regular drills for being ready for an emergency.

Q5. What does the center do to get kids ready for kindergarten?

Ans. Teachers work with families to help kids make a smooth transition into kindergarten programs in the district. They focus on building early academic, social, and self-regulation skills.