These are the requirements:

1. The VPK program is available to all children who turn four years old on or before September 1 of the year they plan to start school

2. Florida residence

3. Attendance - VPK is attendance based, students need to attend 80% of the hours available in order to be subsidized fully

What VPK offers:

Curriculum: VPK offers a standardized curriculum that is based on age-appropriate characteristics and focuses on the development of key skills such as communication, social skills, basic mathematical and scientific concepts, as well as language and speech development.

Partnership with Institutions: VPK collaborates with various educational institutions, including preschools, private organizations, and schools. This provides a variety of programs and educational approaches, allowing parents to select the most suitable option
Parental Support: The program also includes resources and support for parents so that they can actively participate in their children's education, stay informed about their development, and support them in their learning

Parental Support: The program also includes resources and support for parents so that they can actively participate in their children's education, stay informed about their development, and support them in their learning

VPK in Florida is a wonderful opportunity for children to receive quality early education that will contribute to their successful learning in the future.
School readiness:

The Florida School Readiness program provides financial assistance to low-income families to help their children access quality early education. It aims to prepare children for success in school by supporting their developmental, educational, and social needs. The program offers resources for parents, including information on choosing early learning providers, and emphasizes the importance of early childhood education in building a strong foundation for lifelong learning. Through partnerships with local providers, the initiative seeks to ensure that all children in Florida have the opportunity to thrive before entering kindergarten.

Our community

Our families come from nearby neighborhoods, creating a close-knit environment and strong parent partnerships. Whether we’re close to home or near the office, our center is ideal for busy working families and easy to get to – for pick-up and drop-off or to stop in for a visit.

We use fun, research-based, multi-sensory strategies to help children develop early learning skills, including Lively Letters, Open Court for phonics and literacy, Handwriting Without Tears, and Everyday Math.

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Health & Safety

Your child’s health and safety are our top priority. Our centers have strict guidelines for cleanliness and security and we’re proud to be recognized as a health-and-wellness model for child care centers by the Partnership for a Healthier America.

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Well planned spaces with rounded corners and soft surfaces

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Secure areas that keep children constantly within sight

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Computerized front-desk check-in to ensure security

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