Hi im a first time mom my daughter just turn 4 on feb. people had ask me if shes going to school. some had said pre-k others head start i dont know what to do.Cause i know if i put her on a head start ill have to pay.And right now the one thats working its my husban and what he brings home its just enough for bill and food.Ihave fill applications but i havent had any luck.Cant any one help me trying to find a public pre-k. And if any one knows if there hiring some were please let me know thanks
Angels on Earth around W.134th and lorain ave is many times looking to add to their staff.
You could possibly check with them for employment opportunities and the workers there at the day care who have kids, take them there while they work.
This way you can make some income and your child can be in daycare at the same location.
Its worth a try.
Headstart is a program that has certain basic guidelines that the state requires for preschool in order to get funding. Pre-k is the level of schooling. Between the two the kind of work together. Just because your husband is working doesnt meant aht you cant get assistance. You should try or apply for that...every little bit helps. Even if she only goes for a couple of days each week.
hello my name is mara i work for wsem headstart the numbre is ###-###-#### there is a program that your daughter can go only halfday for free their 2 sections one is 830 to 1200pm the other one is 100 to 430
take care if you want all day day care you have to be working or going to college also the halfday program startin september but you can register your daughter now
Hi D.,
My name is P.. I saw your ad about pre K referral. Unfortunately I am not aware of any Pre K in that area as I am new to Cleveland as well. However, I may have something for you to make some money while you are at home. If you would like to know more, email me back at ____@____.com to you soon. Take care.
P.
Call the city and talk to the kindergarten teachers at the elementary school that your daughter will attend after pre-school. You should be able to find a local pre-school co-op...they are usually free or really really cheap but there is a catch, you have to volunteer time to help clean or your husband might have to volunteer time to mow the lawn on the weekend or you may have to help be an assistant once every several weeks...etc. each co-op is a little bit different. Also I know of a pre-school in Parma that is pretty cheap for two days a week i think it is like 65 bucks a month it is Parma Hts sunshine pre-school. Held at Parma Hts Baptist church near Parmatown. Hope this all helps. At most I would definately talk to a kindergarten teacher and if you aren't able to get her into a pre-school the kindergarten teacher will at least be able to tell you what to work on at home with your daughter so that she can pass the kindergarten test. Good Luck.
