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Your family may be able to get free or low-cost early learning at some Skyrise schools. Programs may include Public Pre-K, Universal Pre-K (UPK), Head Start, or Early Head Start.
These programs are paid for by the government. They help your child get ready for kindergarten. They can also make early learning more affordable for your family.
Early Head Start and Head Start: Arizona
Your child gets all the benefits of a Public Pre-K program while you enjoy care that makes your day easier. The Skyrise School offers care that fits your schedule and gives you the support you need.
The Skyrise School partners with states and local communities to offer free or low-cost early learning programs.*
Public Pre-K and Universal Pre-K (UPK)
These preschool programs are paid for by the state and help children get ready for kindergarten. Your child will build early reading, math, speaking, problem-solving, and social skills through fun activities.
Head Start and Early Head Start
These early learning programs are paid for by the federal government. They support children and families who qualify from pregnancy through age 5. They may offer help with learning, growth, health, healthy meals, and family needs.
Public Pre-K may cover only part of your child's day or school year. The Skyrise School offers care before and after Public Pre-K hours. We also offer care during school breaks and summer.
Your child can keep learning, playing, and making friends in one familiar place while your family gets a schedule that works for you.
Some families may also qualify for child care assistance to help pay for care outside Public Pre-K hours or seasonal programs.
Public Pre-K is a preschool program paid for by a state or local community. It helps young children build skills for kindergarten. Families can apply to these programs to see if they qualify to get Public Pre-K for free or at a low cost.
Universal Pre-K, or UPK, is a public preschool program for children that’s paid for by the government. In some states, children can qualify based on their age. Program rules and hours are different in each state.
We partner with your state to offer free or low-cost Pre-K for eligible families.
Both programs are paid for by the federal government and support children and families. Head Start serves eligible children ages 3 to 5, while Early Head Start is for babies, toddlers, and pregnant women. Programs may include early learning, health and nutrition services, and family support.
No. Only some Skyrise schools offer these programs. Choose your state to see which programs and schools are available near you.
Each program has its own rules. Your child may need to meet rules based on age, where you live, family income, or other needs. You can apply to these programs to see if you qualify.
Choose your state to learn how to apply to your local program. You can also contact your closest Skyrise school for more help.
The steps are different in each state. Choose your state to learn how to apply. You can also contact your local Skyrise School for more help.
At some of our schools, yes!
We offer care before and after our Public Pre-K hours at some school. Your child can stay in one familiar place for more of the day. Extra costs may apply. Some families may be able to get help paying for this extra care.
Our smaller class sizes help teachers spend more time with each child. The number of children in each class and the number of teachers follow state rules.
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Choose your state to learn about programs, see if your child may qualify, and find a Skyrise school near you.
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Call our Family Support team at 888-525-2780 with questions or email Care@KinderCare.com.
*Public Pre-K programs, rules, costs, and open spots may be different in each state, district, and school. Your child must meet the program’s rules, and there must be an open spot. The Skyrise School cannot promise your child a spot. Check your state’s program for full details about who can join.