Welcome to Preschool!: Ann Arbor Preschool and Family Center

Ann Arbor Preschool and Family Center now Enrolling for the Fall. Click the link on the left (Ann Arbor Preschool Enrollment Paperwork)

Does your family qualify for a Habitat for Humanity Home?

Habitat Information Sessions

Vote for Ann Arbor Preschool & Family Center in Bank of America's Project Help Contest

Our speech therapists at Ann Arbor Preschool & Family Center have had their project selected to compete in Bank of Ann Arbor's Project Help contest. We need your vote! Every day! The project that gets the most votes will win $10,000. Here's how to vote:

Go on Facebook:

Visit the Bank of Ann Arbor page and click on the Project Help button:http://www.facebook.com/bankofannarbor/posts/10150892966794124#!/bankofannarbor

Give permission to use the Project Help app.

Then, you can go back into Project Help on the Bank of Ann Arbor page and find Ann Arbor Preschool under the $10,000 projects.

Click on Ann Arbor Preschool and you will be directed to a brief explanation about the project, iPads for our speech therapists, with a great picture of Jennie Marenghi and a student.

Right underneath the project description, choose "vote."

When it says "thanks," you are finished. Share this with as many folks as you can! We need everyone to vote once a day between now and May 23rd. Please help!

AAPS Board of Education Approves District-wide All-Day Kindergarten for 2012-13 School Year

Ann Arbor Preschool & Family Center WIC Site has closed. Please call 734-544-6800 for questions or to make an appointment at another Washtenaw County WIC site. (see link on the left)

Kindergarten

Your child should be enrolled at their home school for the fall 2012-2013 school year. Please contact your home school as soon as possible if your child has not been enrolled. Please call the preschool if you need assistance determining your child's home school.

The Kindergarten Round-Up sessions have been completed.

For most families your child's home school is determined by your address.

Food Gatherers Free Produce Distribution

at the Ann Arbor Preschool & Family Center

Wednesday May 23th from 11-1

MISSION STATEMENT

The Ann Arbor Preschool and Family Center seeks to prepare children for future success by providing comprehensive quality early childhood education programs to the families served by the Ann Arbor Public School District.

The commitment of the Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) to its youngest learners is reflected in the programs offered by the AAPFC. These programs address:

A range of preschool and kindergarten choices responding to the community’s call for multiple options
Developmentally appropriate enrichment options
Free preschool programs for children who are at-risk, from low-income families, or have special needs
Expanded programming which includes tuition-based options focusing on early childhood exploration and developmentally appropriate inquiry
A commitment to an inclusive and diverse student/family population
A responsibility to adhere to hiring practices that reflects the diversity of our student/family population

Programs include:

Early Intervention,

Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE),

Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP),

Head Start,

Tuition-Based,

Community Special Education Services, and

First Steps Ann Arbor. (See separate section for detailed information on each program).

For full details on our programs, please download our brochure (832kb PDF).

AAPS Preschool and Family Center

2775 Boardwalk, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

directions

Welcome to the Ann Arbor Preschool and Family Center (AAPFC) where we believe a solid partnership with families and early intervention is the key to success for children.

Contact Information:

School Office: (734) 994-2303

To reach individual teachers see staff list.

Office Staff: Amy McConnell, Rachel Ortiz, Nalo Finley

Principal: Michelle Pogliano

Assistant Principal: Kecia Rorie

School Nurse: Nancy Polmear-Swendris

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