Pre-Kindergarten

Once you’ve determined that your student is eligible for Pre-K, you’ll begin the enrollment process by going to kleinisd.net/prek and click on the blue button for pre-enrollment.

Students will go to the campus that you’re zoned to attend based on home addresses. For more information and to find your attendance zone, view our current attendance zones. 

Klein ISD Pre-K program offers a full-day schedule for students who are 4 years old on or before September 1st of the current school year and meets Texas eligibility requirements.

• Please refer to this document to view the required Pre-K verification documents.

Steps to Determine PK Eligibility Based on Emergent Bilingual Identification

Anytime that a student registers for PK, either prior to the first day of school, or anytime throughout the year, it is required that the student be screened to identify any and all eligibility criteria that the student meets. If a child qualifies by no other means, except by potential Emergent Bilingual identification, the following steps must be followed before the child may be enrolled:

1. administer the Home Language Survey; 
2. if a language other than English is indicated for either question, the child must be administered the English PreLAS for oral language proficiency (also administer in Spanish, if Spanish is indicated on the Home Language Survey) *
3. an LPAC meeting for emergent bilingual identification will be held. Only the LPAC has the authority to identify as an Emergent Bilingual.
4. 48 hours following the LPAC meeting, the school will communicate results and qualifications to parents/guardians.

*48 hours excluding holidays and weekends 

Transportation will be provided for your child to and from their assigned campus. Please visit the link listed below for additional information.

Transportation Website

Students have access to meals at school and can be provided free or reduced meals if eligible based on income guidelines.

Children from households whose incomes are at or below the levels shown in the appropriate table are eligible for free or reduced-price meals. Online Meal Application

If any member of the household receives Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) benefits, children are eligible for free meals.

If you believe that your student may have a learning disability or need additional assistance in school, special services may be provided. Please contact your campus counselor and assistant principal to discuss your specific concerns.

To find out who to contact to discuss your specific concerns, please go to the Klein ISD website, and click the campus button at the top of the page. This will open a menu of all the schools in the district. When you select your campus, you will be taken to the school’s website where you can find contact information for the counselor and assistant principal.