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Oakland, CA
Rockridge Little School
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neighborhood: Rockridge / Temescal · Telephone: (510) 420-1200 · Website: http://www.rockridgelittl...
Application Process
Applications are accepted: Call for info |
There is a wait list for upcoming school year. more |
Parent visits tours are: Recommended |
Child interview process: None |
Parent interview process: Director-parent |
Deadline for applications: Rolling |
Application fee: $40 |
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Admissions Process
| Acceptance criteria: Preference to siblings and those with flexible schedules based on sibling priority, diversity |
Notification occurs: Rolling |
| Deposit is required: one month tuition |
| Financial aid is not 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 from January 1 onwards.
Director's views on diversity:
Our goal is to be one of the most diverse school in the Bay Area. We are not there yet, but we are committed to that goal.
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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.
We are seeking to enroll parents who really like the school. We hope to make the application process as low-stress as possible.
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