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Carrie Bullard

Director of Early Education

 

Act 166 Preschool Registration Process for 
Lamoille North Supervisory Union

Who is eligible?

Vermont’s Universal Prekindergarten (Act 166), allows children who are 3, 4, or 5 years old by September 1st to attend a prequalified prekindergarten program of their family’s choosing for 10 hours per week.  Funding is provided for 35 weeks per year. If your child turns 6 years old mid-year funding will stop on their sixth birthday. 

Enroll vs Register

All children must be registered with their residential school’s registrar to receive prekindergarten funding regardless of whether they are attending a public or private program.  Registration is completing paperwork with your child’s local school district so that they are counted as a child receiving education in the State of Vermont. Enrollment is completing paperwork so that your child can attend a program under VT. Child Care Licensing Regulations. If you wish to send your child to a private program you may enroll your child and your school district of residence will partner with your private program to ensure funding.  If you do not register your child with your public school registrar, there will be no funding provided until they are fully registered.

What if I am living with friends or family or are experiencing homelessness?

If you are living with family, friends, or are experiencing homelessness your child is still eligible to attend a prekindergarten program for 10 hours a week for 35 weeks.  Contact the school or Supervisory Union district where you are living with and they can help you access prekindergarten registration.

Where can I find other prequalified programs?

A Vermont State licensed prekindergarten teacher must provide prekindergarten instruction for those ten hours and the program must hold a Quality Star rating of 4 STARS or have 3 STARS with a plan to achieve their 4th star. A list of prequalified programs can be found here http://www.brightfutures.dcf.state.vt.us.

Want more information about Act 166?

Vermont’s Universal Prekindergarten (Act 166), allows children who are 3, 4, or 5 years old by September 1st to attend a prequalified prekindergarten program of their family’s choosing for 10 hours per week.  Funding is provided for 35 weeks per year.  If your child turns 6 years old mid-year funding will stop on their sixth birthday.   More details about Act 166 can be found on the Agency of Education web page:  https://education.vermont.gov/student-support/early-education/universal-prekindergarten-act-166/families-of-prekindergarten-students

 

Lamoille North Supervisory Union PreK Directors and Registrars

Cambridge Elementary School
Erin Stokes
521-5613

estokes@lnsd.org

Beth Brown
521-5601
bbrown@lnsd.org

Eden Central School
Madison Biasotti
521-5530
mbiasotti@lnsd.org

Jerri Hurlburt
521-5501
jhurlburt@lnsd.org

Hyde Park Elementary School
Berta Baxter
521-5439
bbaxter@lnsd.org

Devon DePaolo
521-5418
ddepaolo@lnsd.org

Johnson Elementary School                                          
Pamela Fontaine
888-6751

pfontaine@lnsd.org

Waterville Elementary School 
Belvidere Central School
Robin Dion
521-5592
rdion@lnsd.org

Stephanie Castonguay
521-5568
scastonguay@lnsd.org