Alameda, CA
Alameda Headstart
Parents at this school would recommend this school to other parents. |
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Telephone: (510) 865-4500
Application Process
Applications are accepted: After a face-to-face meeting at the school (tour, conversation with director, etc.) |
There is a wait list for upcoming school year. more |
Parent visits tours are: Recommended |
Child interview process: None |
Parent interview process: Admissions Director-parent |
Deadline for applications: Rolling |
Application fee: Free |
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Admissions Process
| Acceptance criteria: Selective based on low-income priority for students with disabilities. preference given to 4 year-olds. More |
Notification occurs: Rolling |
| Deposit is not |
| Parents must submit deposit within the following timeframe of receiving notification of acceptance: 0 |
| Financial aid is available. |
Age/Child Requirements
Child must be 2 years and 9 months to enroll.
Child does not need to be potty trained to enroll.
Inquiries accepted on a rolling basis.
Director's views on diversity:
17 languages spoken, wide range of racial, cultural, ethnic diversity.
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Director's Comments
Question to director: Please list anything you wish parents to be aware of with respect to the application process.
Not first-come first-served basis. Priority given to 4 year olds and children with disabilities.
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