Early Childhood Screening

An Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple way to check how your 3 to 5 year-old is growing, learning, and developing. Screenings are free and can help detect possible health or learning problems so that children can get help they need before starting kindergarten. An Early Childhood Screening, or a similar health and developmental screening, is required for your child to enter kindergarten in Minnesota public schools.
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Local School Districts

  • The website provides information on enrolling children in kindergarten in the ISD 742 school district, detailing steps, eligibility, and required documents. Children must be five by September 1 of the enrollment year. It offers guidance on transitioning to kindergarten and resources for school readiness, aiming to help parents navigate the enrollment process for a successful start.

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  • The Kindergarten program page for ISD 47 offers an overview of its educational framework and resources for young learners. It highlights a welcoming environment for children's growth, focusing on social, emotional, and academic development through play-based learning. Parents can access details about the daily schedule, assessment methods, and staff qualifications. The site outlines kindergarten goals, including literacy, numeracy, independence, and social skills. It also features family resources, volunteer opportunities, and events to promote community involvement.

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  • The website offers details about Independent School District 748's programs and services for students, highlighting academic excellence and personal growth. It includes information on curriculum options, special programs, and parent resources, aiming to foster a supportive environment for all learners. Additionally, it facilitates communication between the district and the community, providing updates and resources for stakeholders.

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