Early Childhood Programs in Frisco ISD
Frisco ISD is committed to giving our youngest learners a strong start through high-quality early childhood programs. Our full-day Pre-K is offered at the Early Childhood School and select elementary campuses.
Why Pre-K in Frisco ISD?
Build early skills in reading, math, and language
Develop confidence, independence, and problem-solving abilities
Strengthen social skills through communication and cooperation
Express creativity through play, music, and movement
Benefit from a balance of instruction and playtime
Prepare for a smooth transition into Kindergarten
Learn from certified teachers using FISD’s TEA-aligned curriculum
Step 1: Determine Your Residency
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In-District Families: If you live within Frisco ISD boundaries, you are eligible to enroll your child in the full day Pre-K program, either through the state-funded program (free for qualifying families) or the tuition-based option (for families not eligible for free Pre-K).
Non-FISD Families: Live outside Frisco ISD boundaries? Tuition-based Pre-K is currently not available for out-of-district students; however, families may submit an interest form in case space becomes available in the future.
Step 2: Determine Your Child’s Program Options
For 3-Year-Olds: Frisco ISD offers Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) for children who are three years old on or before September 1 and identified with a disability.
Students may begin receiving special education services as early as their third birthday.
Services are based on an Individual Education Plan (IEP) developed after an evaluation.
Instruction is aligned with the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Pre-K Guidelines and tailored to each child’s unique needs.
ECSE is offered exclusively at the Early Childhood School.
For 4-Year-Olds: Children who are four years old on or before September 1 (including children who turn five after September 1) may qualify for one of the following programs:
State-Funded Pre-K: Free for qualifying students based on eligibility criteria. Every student who qualifies for state-funded Pre-K will have a seat.
Tuition-Based Pre-K: Available for in-district families who do not qualify for the state-funded program. Seats are limited and children must be potty trained.