Child Find
Screenings
If your child is a preschooler and
you have concerns about his or her
development, the Enumclaw School
District offers screenings periodically throughout the school year
for preschool children to provide
information to parents on child
development. Parents are
encouraged to take advantage of
this free service, especially if you
have questions regarding your
child’s development.
If you wish to schedule your child
for a screening appointment,
please contact Brandon Schlegel
at Southwood Elementary
(360-802-7411).
Our Location
Southwood Elementary
3240 McDougall Avenue
Enumclaw, WA 98022
Free (ECEAP) Preschool
Karin Haager: (360) 802-7420
karin_haager@enumclaw.wednet.edu
Garie Sender: (360) 802-7400
garie_sender@enumclaw.wednet.edu
Fax: (360) 802-7424
Child Find Screening
Brandon Schlegel: (360) 802-7411
2015-2016 Child Find Schedule
brandon_schlegel@enumclaw.wednet.edu
September 11, 2015
October 16, 2015
December 4, 2015
February 5, 2016
March 4, 2016
April 8, 2016
May 6, 2016
Southwood Elementary Main Office
(360) 802-7370
(Held at Southwood Elementary)
(dates subject to change. Check district website
for up-to-date information)
Early Childhood
Education
Programs
Free Preschool
(ECEAP)
Developmental
Preschool
Child Find
Student Support Services
Sheila Woodley: (360) 802-7125
Enumclaw School District
Developmental Preschool
Enumclaw School District
Early Childhood Programs
Free Preschool (ECEAP)
Position your child for academic success
long before the first day of kindergarten.
ECEAP is a family-focused program
that provides the following services
for families:
When it comes to learning, home is where the
best start occurs. Young children learn best
through active involvement with people they love
and trust. Their parents and family! They also
learn best when repetition is frequent and in a
secure environment. Their home!
(Early Childhood Education Assistance Program)
 Tuition-Free preschool services to
eligible low income families.
 Kindergarten readiness program for 3 and
4 year old children (by 8/31/15).
 Half Day (3 hour) or Full Day (6 hour) options. (based on availability)
 Vision, hearing, and dental screenings.
 Nutritious meals and snacks offered daily.
 Health and nutrition education.
 Preschool experience geared to the
individual child.
 Activities which build self-esteem, social
skills, and physical skills.
 Atmosphere which celebrates diversity.
 Developmental screenings.
 Bus transportation to and from preschool.
 Parent activities, classes, and involvement
included.
 Parent professional development available.
 Information and referrals to community
services and resources.
Parents and caregivers attend sessions three
times per year. Each class is a 90-minute interactive lesson led by a trained instructor. The
targets, materials and tools used in class are
participants to take home and use with their
child as they determine, based on their child's
personality, abilities and interests, and their
family's values and culture.
2015-2016 READY! Program
WHO:
Parents of 3-5 year old children not yet
enrolled in Kindergarten
HOW:
Call Sheila Woodley at
360-802-7125 or register online at
www.readyforkindergarten.org
Class size is limited—Sign up now!
WHEN: Fall Session: October 20, 2015
Winter Session: January 12, 2016
Spring Session May 3, 2016
Our developmental preschool program
focuses on individualized programs and
group activities that help qualified children ages 3-5 achieve their maximum
potential. Classes are taught by trained
special education personnel. Individualized programs may include services by
the following:
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Speech Language Pathologist
Psychologist
Occupational Therapist
Physical Therapist
Nurse
School or academic readiness skills
such as foundation for reading, writing, mathematics, social skills, motor
skills, and music are provided as
appropriate.
Distribution of sessions is determined
by the age and needs of each student.
A strong emphasis on communication,
social, and self-help skills is offered
throughout the day.
Our program is provided at no cost for
qualified children. A Child Find screening is necessary to see if your child
qualifies for services.