
Our Campuses
Pasadena
709 Allendale Rd, Pasadena, TX 77502, United States
Community Preschools at Pasadena offers Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade in a safe, caring, and supportive school environment where children can learn, grow, and feel ready for their next step.

Lawson
5052 Scott St, Houston, TX 77004, United States
Our kinder & 1st grade programs build on early learning foundations by nurturing academic growth, social-emotional development, and a love of learning through hands-on activities.

About Us
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my child eligible for the free program?
To enroll your child in our center, certain requirements must be met. These may vary depending on the program:
Age: Children must be between three and five years old in the current year.
Residency: Families must reside in Harris County and provide proof of residency, such as a utility bill or lease.
Meet an eligibility criteria: income, language, SNAP, TANF, homeless, child of active duty military, or Texas Star Award recipient.
Please contact us at apply@enroll.today or call us at 832-900-4839 so someone on our team can advise whether or not you qualify based on your situation.
Families who do not qualify may pay tuition at the posted rate.
How is the enrollment process?
Deciding on the right educational path for your child is an important step and we are here to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.
Steps to enroll your child:
Online Application: Parents can apply online through our application form.
Pre-Qualification: One of our agents will contact you with complete program information. You will need to fill out our form to see if you qualify for the free program.
Enrollment: The school will extend an offer. Parents must complete enrollment forms and submit paperwork before a start date is issued.
Documentation: Parents must submit complete paperwork such as a birth certificate, immunization records, and proof of residency.
Onboarding: The child is ready to start and parents will be given instructions to get ready for the school year. Uniforms, supplies, schedules, etc.
If there are open spaces, your child can start as early as two weeks after completing registration, ensuring a quick transition into our learning environment.
What programs do you offer?
We are more than just a daycare! We offer a variety of programs: English classroom support, full-day and extended-day options to meet the needs of different families. We do all of this for free or very affordable for families.
Can families come visit the child care center?
Yes! We welcome tours for prospective parents to come and visit our licensed school. Current parents are always welcome to come and visit our school!
What curriculum do you use?
The Frog Street curriculum includes all the components needed to ensure kindergarten readiness and is available in English, Spanish, and both languages. Components include:
-9 Thematic Teacher Guides
-Conscious Discipline® Manual
-Song and Story Resource Guide
-Library Books
-Listening Library
-Math and Science Manipulatives
-Other Manipulatives for Literacy and Social-Emotional Development
-Digital Resources
Do you provide meals?
Community Preschools provides 5 meals a day to all children. Meals are cooked in our central kitchen and delivered to campuses. No cooking is done on site.
What are the safety measures?
Safety measures include:
-Through background checks on all volunteers, teachers, and staff.
-Monitored entry and exit of all gates.
-ID requirements for checking out children by approved adults.
-Pre-presentation of ID for anyone who may pick up and drop off children.
-No field trips.
-Gated access to playgrounds.
-Cellular-enabled radios for all teachers and staff
What are the opportunities for parent involvement?
Parent involvement is required. The campus establishes a parent engagement strategy driven by a parent committee and includes:
-Facilitating family-to-family support through open house nights, monthly calls, and community events.
-Establishing a network of community resources for comprehensive support.
-Increasing family involvement in decision-making through regular meetings and feedback opportunities.
-Equipping families with tools for extended learning.
-Developing staff skills in evidence-based practices to support family engagement.
-Evaluating family engagement efforts for continuous improvement and enhancing learning outcomes.






