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To provide Mansfield ISD families more opportunities in early childhood education, the district will be expanding its tuition-based prekindergarten (pre-K) campuses beginning in the 2021-22 school year.
MISD’s tuition-based pre-K program is for children who are 4 years old on or before Sept. 1 of the current school year and who do not qualify for the free federally-funded pre-K program nor the Early Childhood Special Education program (ECSE).
In addition to the current tuition-based pre-K class locations at J.L. Boren Elementary School (full day) and Sarah K. Jandrucko Academy for Early Learner (half day), the new tuition-based pre-K locations are below.
FULL DAY (8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.)
Judy K. Miller Elementary School
Erma Nash Elementary School
Nancy Neal Elementary School
Annette Perry Elementary School
Tarver Rendon School of Agricultural Leadership
Mary Jo Sheppard Elementary School
Cora Spencer Elementary School
Roberta Tipps STEAM Academy
HALF DAY (8 to 11:10 a.m. OR 12:20 to 3:30 p.m.)
Carol Holt Elementary School
Alice Ponder Elementary School
Elizabeth Smith Innovative Learning Academy
These tuition-based seats will open Aug. 2. For more information about enrollment opportunities at the campus listed, please contact the campus directly. Please note that enrollment into a tuition-based pre-K program is based upon availability at the campus.
Transportation is not provided for the tuition-based pre-K program. Parents and guardians will need to make arrangements to take and pick-up students from school daily.
To view the tuition rate and application form, visit the prekindergarten webpage.
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