Admissions

In August 2023, Pali Preschool opened its first toddler class!  All children who enter the toddler program must be at least 24 months old at the start of the school year but no more than 36 months old by December 31st of that year.  Enrollment will follow the academic school year.  Potty training will be done in this class so pull-ups are required.  Due to the limited amount of space, priority will be given to currently attending families.

All children who enter Pali Preschool’s preschool classes (ages 2.5-5) must be at least three years old, but no more than six years old, by December 31st of the year for which they are enrolling. They must be fully toilet trained.

Pali Preschool offers a class that will accommodate the late born five-year-old’s who are not yet eligible to enter kindergarten at the independent or public schools and/or for children who would benefit from another year in a small nurturing environment. Enrollment will be limited with Pali Preschool students given first priority.

To enroll your child at Pali Preschool, a completed application form must be submitted with a non-refundable application fee between September 1st and September 30th of the year prior to the enrollment year.

Once an application and the application fee have been received, families will be notified of the next steps.  Applications received after September 30th of the year prior to possible enrollment will be automatically placed in our waiting pool for future consideration. Once your child has been accepted a non-refundable deposit will be required to reserve your child’s space.

Families are welcome to tour the general area of the preschool.  Tours will be given to one family at a time.  Please call our office at (808) 523-6495 to schedule an appointment.

* Indoor masking is optional

Pali Preschool is non-discriminatory and open to all children regardless of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, or parental status. Children with special needs will be accepted and accommodated, provided that the child’s needs can be met safely and without undue hardship to the school.