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Manchester Offers Special Needs Screening For Preschool Students
Children who may need special education services can get screened by the Manchester Schools' child study team.
MANCHESTER, NJ — Manchester parents whose preschool-age children may need special education services are invited to request a meeting with school district staff to see if your child is eligible for preschool.
The Manchester Township Schools provide free half-day preschool programs for students identified with special needs. Parents or guardians of children ages 3 to 5 who suspect their child may have a condition that needs special services may request a meeting, and if appropriate, an evaluation to determine their child’s eligibility for preschool special education programming.
You must be a Manchester Township resident. Requests will be accepted at least 120 days before a child’s third birthday.
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Parents/guardians of homeless children and/or migrant children may have access to these programs within Manchester Township.
Contact the Child Study Team Office at 732-849-2811.
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