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Pre-K Partnerships

What is a Pre-K Partnership?

 
Early learning partnerships are formal collaborations between local education
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agencies (LEAs) such as school districts or open-enrollment charters, and
private early learning centers (ELCs) or Head Start centers. The resulting
partnership allows them to dual enroll children and provide prekindergarten
and/or additional comprehensive, wrap-around services. View the overview video.
 
 
Learn About: 
  • Formal Partnerships
  • Informal Partnerships 
  • Pre-K Eligibility
  • Benefits of Pre-K Partnerships 
 
 
 
 
 

Texas Rising Star

To be eligible for a pre-k partnership, a community-based child care provider must meet one of the following criteria:
  • are a Texas Rising Star program provider with a three-star certification or higher
  • are nationally accredited
  • are a Head Start program provider
  • are a Texas School Ready! participant
  • meet the prekindergarten program requirements outlined in Sec. 29.1532 of the Texas Education Code
 
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