School District Kindergarten & Pre-Kindergarten Programs in Washington State

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South Bend School District, Pacific County

South Bend School District

Pacific County

Educational Service District 112

School District Contact Information

2003-2004 School Year Data

K-12 Enrollment: 580

Kindergarten Enrollment: 44

Student Demographics:

  · Eligible for Free/Reduced Price Lunch: 55.2%

  · Minority: 40.7%

National Percentile Rank 3rd Grade Basic Skills Test:
   58 Reading; 66 Math;
    Composite Math/Reading: 62

Archived 2001-2002 Survey

 

Pre-Kingergarten

 
     

Kindergarten

 

Program Description

 

Does not offer more than the state minimum of 180 half-days of kindergarten.

Length of Time in Place

# of Children Enrolled FDK

% of Children Enrolled FDK

Eligibility

Funding Source

Program Evaluation

Unmet Demand

Early Learning Program

 

Yes, plans to in the future, using Initiative 728 and parent tuition.

Plans to Expand or Offer FDK

 

Yes, using Initiative 728.

Pre-Kindergarten

 

Program Description

 

Offers a pre-k program for birth through 5-year-olds at school district and ECEAP facilities.

Length of Time in Place

 

Long-standing program.

# of Children Participating

  70

Eligibility

  All children.

Funding Source

 

Initiative 728, ECEAP state child care subsidies, and parent tuition ($100/month) with scholarships available.

Program Evaluation

 

No.

Unmet Demand

 

Yes.

Plans to Expand Pre-K

 

No, due to lack of space and staffing costs.

Comments

 

The district is responsible for the ECEAP program in North Pacific County. There are programs for 1- to 4-year-olds and extended kindergarten in the Early Learning Center building. In addition to the ECEAP program, the district offers free preschool to all 4-year-olds for two days per week with the option of an additional two days for a fee. The extended kindergarten program is staffed by classified staff with a lead staff person who holds a two-year preschool degree. The program is voluntary and free, with 100% of kindergarteners participating. The extended program also coordinates with the kindergarten program. The primary kindergarten program concentrates on the 3 R's while the extended program adds the subjects of science, art, and PE. Expansion of these programs has been limited to space available.

 

 

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Updated:  December 05, 2008

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