Preschool Program

Wolcott Public Schools' preschool is an inclusive and interdisciplinary early childhood education program. It offers learning experiences that foster personal/social, creative, physical, and cognitive development through multi-sensory activities. It will provide a developmentally appropriate program for preschool students identified for special education and for children who are typically developing. It will facilitate competent and capable learners in a nurturing and supportive environment. Emphasis is placed on meeting academic benchmark standards while providing a least restrictive setting for all students. Families are encouraged to actively participate in the education of their young children. Program staff members and families work collaboratively to ensure that children are provided with optimal learning experiences. Each child's learning is encouraged through exploration of the educational environment with age-appropriate experiences. Modifications are made to accommodate every child.
 
The mission of the Wolcott School Readiness Council is to provide leadership to high-quality programs for children in the town of Wolcott, to empower all young children to be effective, enthusiastic, and socially competent learners, through ongoing professional development, consultation, and collaboration, and by linking resources to families, the school, and the community.
 

School Readiness

The Wolcott School Readiness Council is accepting applications for two parent positions for the current School Year.  If interested, please print and fill out the attached application.  Call 203-879-8178 (Student Services) with any questions.
 

WOLCOTT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

PRESCHOOL SCREENINGS



Wolcott Public Schools will be conducting preschool screenings on November 20, 2026, and December 18, 2026.  The purpose of the screening is to identify any preschool-age children, ages 3 and 4, who may have a disability.  The screening is open to all Wolcott residents who have concerns about their preschool-age child’s development.  If you are interested in having your child participate in the screening, please contact the Student Services office at 203-879-8178 to schedule an appointment.