Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register?
Steps to Enroll:
Fill out the online application under the Application tab at www.coppellisd.com/prek
Based on your responses, you will receive an email in 2-4 weeks from earlychildhood@coppellisd.com with further instructions, including how to register
If you require language testing, you will receive a separate email with locations, dates, and times
Please email earlychildhood@coppellisd.com for questions.
Does Coppell ISD have tuition based Pre-K?
At this time we offer our full day tuition free program to only qualifying students. There is no tuition based PreK in our district at this time.
What do students learn in Pre-K
High quality prekindergarten provides a learning environment that inspires curiosity, builds confidence, and fosters a love of learning. In addition to writing, reading, math, social studies, and science PreK children also learn essential skills for being successful in school such as...
Paying attention for up to 20 minutes
Following 2-3 step directions
Following daily routines
Taking turns, sharing and appropriately communicating with others
Learning lots of new vocabulary words for objects and ideas that help them to comprehend what they read and hear
Learning the ABCs and the sounds associated with each letter
Learning how to read and write short words including their name
Learning numbers from 1-20 and counting to 30
Sequencing, sorting and problem solving skills that will help them with reading and math
Building strength and coordination of muscles for academic and nonacademic activities
Exploring, asking questions, seeking answers
Building confidence as learners and a positive relationship with school
What do I do if I’m concerned my child might have a disability?
Coppell ISD is responsible for identifying, locating, and evaluating children from birth through age 21 with known or suspected disabilities who reside in and/or attend school within the school district’s boundaries to determine whether a need for special education services exists. Child Find includes children who reside at home, in group homes and/or who attend private or home schools within the district’s boundaries regardless of place of residence.
Everyone in the community who is concerned with the welfare of children may participate in the Child Find process.
A referral to Child Find may be made by a parent or by any person concerned about a child. Parent involvement and agreement is obtained prior to any further action.
Information is confidential and the privacy of the children and parents is protected.
If you are concerned that a child you know may have a disability and is in need of specialized instruction, please contact our Child Find team at childfind@coppellisd.com.
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