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Notes for Prospective Students
Thank you for your interest in the Bay School. Recognizing that
this is a big decision for your family, we have designed our
admissions process to facilitate your exploration of our school
program as well as enable us to get to know you and your child. The
Bay School program supports children with an average range of
intellectual, emotional and physical needs and does not offer a
special education program; however, we are happy to meet with
families to discuss the needs of any child with special
requirements. The Bay School seeks to broaden diversity in our
school community, is non-sectarian and does not discriminate on the
basis of race, color, gender, gender identity and expression,
disability, sexual orientation, religion, or national or ethnic
origin in its admissions or educational policies. Early
Childhood Applicants Our early childhood program is for
children ages three to six years. Children eligible for early
childhood must be at least three years old by July 1st prior to
school entrance. All early childhood students are placed in one of
two multi-age classrooms for three, four or five days. Children
considered Kindergarten age must be at least five years old by July
1st prior to school entrance and will be enrolled in a five-day
school week. First Grade Applicants First grade
applicants must be six years old by July 1st prior to school
entrance. Upon request, the faculty will assess readiness for
a child with a summer birthday applying to the first grade.
Transfer and Home-Schooled Applicants In the case
of a student transferring from another school into the elementary
grades, class placement depends on grades already completed and a
child`s academic progress and social development. Home-schooled
students may be asked to provide information about home-based
curriculum and examples of their work.