Attention All Incoming PreK and Kindergarten Families

 PreK and Kindergarten Roundup

Thursday, April 19th

6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Primary School Cafeteria

Complete your child's enrollment and registration process for the 2012-2013 school year.  Don't miss this opportunity to get a jump on next year.

What to bring

To enroll your child you will need copies of the following documents:

1. Parent/ Legal Guardian Government Issued Photo Identification or Drivers License
2. Proof of Residency in the form of a current (within last 30 days) electric, gas, or water bill. Please make sure your name & address appear on both
3. Student's Certified Birth Certificate (not a hospital copy)
4. Student's Social Security Card
5. Student's Current Immunization Record

Registration forms:
If you would like to pick up the required forms early to complete them prior to Round Up, the forms will be available for pickup in the Primary office beginning April 16th.


Questions?  Call the Primary School at 254-857-8909

FAQ's
Is my child old enough for Kindergarten?
Your child must be 5 years of age on or before September 1st to attend Kindergarten.

What are the eligibility requirements for PreK?

A child who is four (4) years of age on or before September 1 of the current school year is eligible for a pre-kindergarten program if the child meets one of the qualifiers listed below:

1. Unable to speak and comprehend the English language;
2. Economically disadvantaged (qualifies for free or reduced lunches);
3. Homeless;
4. The child of an active duty member of the armed forces, including
   state military forces or a reserve component of the armed forces, who
   is ordered to active duty (must be on active duty the first day of
   school);
5. The child of a member of the armed forces, including state military
   forces or a reserve component of the armed forces, who was injured or
   killed while serving on active duty; or
6. The child is or ever has been in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services following an adverse hearing. This also includes children who have been adopted or returned to their parents.

In order for LISD to offer the PreK program, we will need to identify 15 eligible children.  If 15 students are identified, then the class will be a full day program.

Tuition based info:

Depending on the number of qualifying students, the PreK program may be open to parents for tuition-based enrollment.

My child attends LISD PreK, do I need to attend Round Up?

Students currently enrolled in the district's PreKindergarent program are automatically registered for Kindergarten. So, if your child is currently enrolled in Lorena Primary PreK, you do not need to attend Round Up.

What immunizations(shots) will my child need?

Immunizations are an important part of public health, and state law requires students in Texas schools to be immunized against certain vaccine-preventable diseases.  The Dept. of State Health Services understands that it can be hard to find the time and money to get your children vaccinated.  They stress the importance of getting these required vaccines at the earliest possible time, to avoid the back-to-school immunization rush that occurs every year during the month of August.  For help determining what shots will be required for your child please consult your child's doctor or immunization clinic.  A list of K-12 required vaccines can be viewed by visiting the link here.