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FIRST CLASS PRE-K
Alabama’s Voluntary Pre-K Program
PRE-REGISTRATION
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Alabama’s nationally recognized First Class Pre-K
is preparing for another exciting school year!
- Accepting online pre-registration applications for 2021-2022 school year (for assistance with accessing online application contact local school/program)
- Enrollment open to all children four years of age on or before 9/1/2021 who are residents of the state of Alabama (children who are eligible for kindergarten are ineligible)
- Enrollees must provide a copy of the child’s birth certificate (may be uploaded into the online pre-registration site or submitted directly to the local school/program)
- Enrollees must provide proof of residence – either a current utility bill or copy of a lease or mortgage (may be uploaded into the online pre-registration site or submitted directly to the local school/program)
- Public school system pre-k programs may have zoning requirements that determine eligibility to attend a program at a particular school (contact school for information)
- No Registration Fee for this program
- Upon enrollment, child’s immunization record must be provided
- No child will be denied participation on basis of income, sex, race, color, national origin, or disability
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Pre-Registration Dates
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January 15 – March 31, 2021
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Forms
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Go online to https://alprek.asapconnected.com.
Complete the Pre-Registration Form and submit
birth certificate and proof of residence.
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More Information
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Visit www.children.alabama.gov and see Pre-Registration Info under First Class Pre-K.
If you have any questions about Dallas County School Pre-K,
please contact Tanya S. Miles.
334-876-4468
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Acceptance to the Program
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Acceptance is strictly through random drawing to be held
on April 5, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. Virtually. Parent/Guardian does not have to be
present at drawing. Notices will be emailed beginning April 16th.
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*An opinion of the Attorney General states in effect that under the common law one's age is computed by including the day of birth so that a given age is attained the day before the birthday anniversary. ~Ala. Code § 16-28-4(1975) interpretaion based on Report of Attorney General of Alabama October-December 1963, Volume 113, page 20.