Preschool program definition

Preschool program means a special education program approved pursuant to section 4410 of the Education Law to provide special education programs and services, from the continuum of services set forth in section 200.16(i) of this Part, and to conduct evaluations of preschool students with disabilities if such program has a multidisciplinary evaluation component.

Preschool program means the statewide preschool program

Preschool program means either of the following:

Examples of Preschool program in a sentence

• HEAD START EMPLOYEES UNIT SHALL 11 INCLUDE: All regular certificated employees under contract including teachers in the 12 Children's Center-based/Latch Key Program, California State Preschool Program, Educare 13 Program, Cal Safe Program and the Head Start Program, Head Start Head Teachers, Child 14 Development Center Coordinating Teachers, and District personnel assigned to Magnet 15 Child Care Programs.

• The Lead Instructor position for the Early Childhood Preschool Program and former Stepping Stones Program are also excluded.

• Unit members in the SDC Preschool Program are placed on the Certificated Teachers’ salary schedule contained in Appendix A.

• As a provider of services to children in your municipality and school district Preschool Program, I am bound by a Code of Professional Ethics.

• During any time the Provider is receiving Tuition Credits on behalf of any Student, the Provider either (i) shall maintain its license under the Colorado Child Care Licensing Act, §§ 26-6-101, et seq., C.R.S., as amended, and Chapter 11 of the Denver Municipal Code, or (ii) shall be an early childhood education program administered by Denver Public Schools pursuant to the Colorado Preschool Program Act, §§ 00-00-000, et seq., C.R.S., as amended.

More Definitions of Preschool program

Preschool program means the statewide preschool program for four-year-old children created in accordance with this chapter.

Preschool program means “preschool program” as defined in RSA 170-E:2, IV(f), namely “a child day care agency providing care and a structured program for children 3 years of age and older who are not attending a full day school program. The total number of hours a child may be enrolled in a preschool program shall not exceed 5 hours per day.”

Preschool program means instruction provided to children who are ages 3 up to but not including those of kindergarten enrollment age as defined in Section 10-

Preschool program means a full-day California state preschool program pursuant to Article 7 (commencing with Section 8235) of Chapter 2 of Part 6.

Preschool program means the statewide voluntary preschool program for four-year-old children created in Iowa Code chapter 256C.

Preschool program means “preschool program” as defined in RSA 170-E:2, IV(f).

Preschool program means a preschool program provided for any child who is of or over the age of 3 years and under school age on 30 April in the year that the child takes part in the preschool program;