1. Personal Information
- The child's name, date of birth, gender, and current address.
- Parent's or guardian's full names, contact information (including phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing addresses), and occupations.
2. Immunization Records
- Proof of age-appropriate immunizations, such as measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR), polio, and tetanus-diphtheria-pertussis (DTP/DTap/Tdap).
3. Health Information
- Information about the child's health, including allergies, medical conditions, and any special needs or accommodations required.
4. Emergency Contacts
- Names and contact information for authorized individuals who can pick up the child in case of an emergency.
5. Legal Documents
- A copy of the child's birth certificate or other official documentation establishing identity and age.
- Custody or legal guardianship documents, if applicable.
6. Registration Fee
- Some preschools may charge a non-refundable registration fee or deposit to secure the child's spot in the program.
7. Waitlist and Enrollment
- If the preschool has a waitlist, you may need to place the child on the list and await an opening.
- Once a spot becomes available, you may need to complete additional enrollment paperwork and provide further documentation or information requested by the preschool.
Note: It is important to check with the specific preschool you are interested in to get detailed information on their registration process and requirements, as these may vary. Also, some preschools may have additional specific requirements, such as a parent interview or a home visit, before confirming enrollment.