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Green Township Board approves integrated preschool guidelines, sets lottery and fees

Green Township Board of Education · April 30, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Integrated Preschool Program guidelines for 2025–26: full-day schedule, eight general-education lottery seats, $700 monthly ($7,000/year), no transportation for general-education students and registration/lottery deadlines in early May.

At its April 30 meeting, the Green Township Board of Education approved guidelines for the district’s Integrated Preschool Program for the 2025–26 school year.

The program will run full day from 8:20 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. and use The Creative Curriculum. There will be eight general-education slots held by lottery if applicants exceed available openings; general-education students must be potty-trained. The program will be instructed by a P-3, TOSD-certified teacher. Families may purchase school lunch or send lunch from home; there will be no transportation offered to general-education preschool students. The program follows the district K–8 calendar, and the total program cost is $7,000 for the year (payable $700 upfront at registration and subsequent installment of $700 by Aug. 31); the district stated the $7,000 fee is based on the 180-day school year and is not adjusted by monthly calendars.

Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Cenatiempo provided registration numbers in the meeting: 13 resident preschool applicants and one nonresident; seven open spots remain for the lottery, which was scheduled for May 2 with parent notifications to follow.

Why it matters: Establishing program rules, fee structure and lottery procedures clarifies access and financial expectations for families ahead of the 2025–26 school year.