Frequently Asked Questions

The queue opens in February and is only available for the current school year; it does not transfer year to year. If the child is not placed at the beginning of the school year, they will remain in the queue for that school year only.

All families need to sign up their child in the enrollment queue for each child to be considered for a preschool placement before enrolling with the district. You will register online through the registrar after you have a confirmed placement.

An email will be sent by the ECE enrollment office. Families will have two days from the date the email is sent to respond, either accepting or declining the placement.

You will need to place them in the enrollment queue when it opens. Current ECSE students who have attended for one full school year receive priority placement.

Full-day classrooms are housed at our location on the Lindbergh High School campus. Half-day is held in both of our buildings, with children placed where we have availability.

All early learning classrooms have a maximum of 16 students. Our preschool classrooms have a maximum of 20 students.

• For full-day classrooms, there is one lead teacher and teacher assistants.
• For half-day classrooms, there is one lead teacher and one teacher assistant.
• For team-taught half-day classrooms there are two lead teachers and one paraprofessional.

Yes, but you will need to provide a water bottle for your child each day.

• In half-day classrooms, there is one snack-time.
• Full-day classrooms are served breakfast, lunch, and snack.

Yes, a 10% discount is applied to the lowest tuition paid if two or more siblings attend ECE.

No, you do not have to be a Lindbergh resident; however, all Lindbergh residents will be placed before non-residents.

No, your child does not have to be potty-trained.

Yes. Lindbergh Early Childhood follows the Lindbergh School District calendar during the regular school year. However, Our full-day program is offered during the summer months and does not follow the district schedule during the summer.

Families must pay for the five scheduled emergency days the district allows for. If the district goes over that number, families will receive credit for those extra days.