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Danville, CA
Community Presbyterian Prschl
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Telephone: (925) 837-3316 · Website: www.cpcdanville.org
Application Process
Application fee: $50.00 |
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Admissions Process
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Admission is given in order of receipt of application. Additional applications are put on a waiting list to fill vacancies as they occur. The preschool is operated on a non-discriminatory basis according to equal treatment and access to services without regard to religion, race, color, or ancestry. Members of the church and siblings are given priority registration periods.
A child qualifies as a sibling if a brother or sister was a CPP student in the past. Siblings of current students have priority.
(Waiting Lists are maintained and updated weekly year-round.)
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Age/Child Requirements
Child must be 2 years to enroll.
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