Early Childhood Screening

Early Childhood Screening is a free service for children ages 3-5 and helps ensure young scholars are prepared for success as they begin their education journey. Screening includes: 

• A check of vision, hearing, height, weight and developmental progress.

• A review of immunizations records and family information.

• An individual review with parents/guardians of their child's progress and needs. Early Childhood Screening identifies needs that may require special attention before a child enters school.

NEW: Parents/guardians can now choose one of two options to complete their child’s Early Childhood Screening! Choose the most convenient option that works for your family!

Phone Appointment:

• Parent/guardian requests Screening paperwork for their child. The paperwork is mailed to parent/guardian to complete and return by mail to the Screening office.
• After paperwork is received the Screening office calls parent/guardian to schedule a phone appointment with district screener. During the scheduled phone appointment, the district screener will review the child's screening results with the parent/guardian. Approximately 15-minute time commitment.

“The phone call screening process was very fast and simple! I called to request the materials I would need to complete, and they mailed them to me with a return envelope. Once I completed and mailed them back, they reached out to schedule a call with the screener. The call with the screener took less than 10 minutes. During that time, we reviewed the scores for my child and any questions I had. The screener was very friendly and informative.” - Parent

In Person Appointment:

• Parent/guardian requests an in-person screening appointment for their child at a school location.
• Parent/guardian brings child to school for in person screening appointment with a district screener. Approximately 1-hour time commitment.