2013 - 2014 Kindergarten Registration

• TWO Proofs of Residency
  One being your mortgage receipt coupon, grant deed, or closing escrow papers or rental contract with current dates
  AND
  One being a utility bill (i.e. PG&E, water or garbage bill, your homeowners or rental insurance). Both proofs of residency must have parents name and address on them.
  
• Your child's Birth Certificate or Passport
   
• Your child's current Proof of Immunizations
   
• Your child's Social Security Number

Registration will take place at your neighborhood school.

Childcare Options

If you have a need for childcare or questions regarding childcare, please call the following organizations for information. Please be advised that the district does not provide after school childcare.

EDCC (Extended Day Child Care on campus):

Dougherty (925) 803-4154

Dublin El (925) 551-8170

Frederiksen (925) 833-0127

Green (925) 829-5538

Kolb (925) 828-2666

Murray (925) 829-4043 

Child Care Links (Non Profit Child Care referral program): (925) 417-8733

PLEASE NOTE:

California law, Education Code 49452.8, requires that all incoming kindergarten students must have an oral health assessment (dental check-up) by May 31, 2013. Oral health assessments that happen within the 12 months before your child enters school also meet this requirement. The law specifies that the assessment must be done by a licensed dentist or other licensed or registered dental health professional. You may download the form here or from the forms listing at the top of this page.

Dublin Unified School District

Developmental Kindergarten Academy (DKA) is the first year of a two-year kindergarten experience giving children the gift of time to develop the skills that will prepare them to be successful lifelong learners.

• What: DKA is a developmentally appropriate curriculum with a focus on social-emotional readiness. Students learn through play and experiential activities. DKA builds a strong foundation to meet the rigor of kindergarten and solidifies understandings and success for future learning. DKA provides a rich child centered environment that addresses the whole child’s social, emotional, physical and academic growth. It is aligned with kindergarten standards and taught by experienced, credentialed teachers. DKA will be followed by 1 year of traditional kindergarten.

   
• Who: Any child eligible for Kindergarten enrollment and children who will turn 5 years of age between Oct. 2 and Dec. 2, 2013.

   
• When: Classes will follow the district calendar with the same hours and class size as kindergarten.

   
• Where: School sites to be determined dependent on enrollment.

   
• How: Pick up and return your registration packet to your school of attendance. You will then be given an appointment in April for your child to participate in a kindergarten screening assessment and survey. Students are invited to join DKA based on these assessment and survey results.