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School Year Program- 540 instructional hours
Lead instructor must have training equal to a Child Development Associate credential or greater
Title I Program
Title I VPK is a federally-funded full day VPK program for four-year-old children who reside in select Title I school zones in Osceola County.
Dual Language VPK- (at select High Schools)
Children spend half the day learning English and half the day learning Spanish. Children in this program apply for the K-5 dual language program at the school.
Blended VPK
The Blended VPK classrooms are comprised of nine basic education students and nine exceptional education students. The VPK students are role models for students with special needs as they work and learn together. ESE students are identified as having delays in the development of cognitive, language, motor and/or social emotional skills. The goal of the VPK program is to better prepare all students for Kindergarten while providing an inclusive environment. This model is staffed with an ESE teacher and a VPK instructor (Child Development Associate).
VPK/ Early Learning Labs- (at select High Schools)
Provides 3 hours of free VPK plus the option of an additional 3 hours of instruction funded through tuition. High school students enrolled in the Early Childhood program at the high school work directly with the VPK students throughout the day.
Summer Program- 300 instructional hours