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Families with children who will turn 4 years old by September 30 still have a short window to apply for a spot in Jefferson Parish's tuition-free pre-K program. The application period closes this Saturday at 11:55 p.m.
The program offers seats in classrooms across the parish, aiming to provide early childhood education at no cost to eligible families. Officials encourage parents to submit their applications before the deadline to secure a place for the upcoming school year.
To qualify, children must meet the age requirement, and families must complete the online application process. The program is designed to support school readiness and give young learners a strong start before entering kindergarten.
With the deadline approaching, parish representatives remind parents to double-check their applications for accuracy and completeness. Late submissions will not be accepted after the Saturday cutoff. For those who miss the window, alternative early childhood options may be available through other local programs, though availability is limited.
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