This year, the district is using Skyward as the registration system.

PreK3 is capped and we are not accepting new students right now.

Pre-K is vitally important to a child’s development and school readiness. Your child will have early language, literacy, and math experiences to better prepare them for academic rigor in later grades. Attending Pre-K also helps young students to gain a sense of self-exploration, discovery, and confidence. Judson ISD’s program offers a safe environment, high-quality integrated curriculum, highly qualified teachers, and ongoing assessments with progress monitoring.

Yes.  Eligible PreK4 students may still enroll for the current school year. However, the PreK3 program has reached capacity for the current school year and will be unable to accept any additional students this year.

Children who will be 5 years old on or before September 1 of the current school year, are eligible to begin Kindergarten in Fall of the current school year.

All Qualifiers:

• Birth Certificate
• Proof of Address
• Parent ID
• Immunization Record

Income Qualifiers - One of the following:

• Current paycheck stub
• Current tax return if self employed
• Current TANF or SNAP eligibility letter Language

Language Qualifiers:

• Fill out Home Language Survey (provided by school)
• Language test will be administered to child

Military Qualifiers - One of the Following:

• Verification of U.S. Department of Defense photo I.D.
• Statement of service
• Copy of death certificate
• Copy of Purple Heart orders
• Copy of official letter from commander
• Copy of a letter from US Dept. of Veteran’s Affairs
• Documentation that service member is MIA

Star of Texas Award Qualifiers:

• Copy of the resolution (certificate) awarded to parent of child

Birth Certificates can be requested online, walk in or by mail through the following:

• Bexar County - Office of Vital Records
  
• Texas Department of State Health Services

According to the state of Texas, a child must be at least 3 years old (Pre-K 3) or 4 years old (Pre-K 4) on or before September 1 of the academic school year.

No.

A child who is five years of age on September 1 of the current school year is not eligible for enrollment in a Pre-K class.

A child who is five years of age on September 1 of the current school year should be enrolled in kindergarten.

No.

Students may not be excluded from Pre-K because a child is not potty trained. However, if your child is not fully potty trained, you are encouraged to schedule a meeting with the school to determine how to meet the needs of your child during the school day.

Our Pre-K programs operate from 7:30 am -2:45 pm.  Afterschool care through Adventure Club is available. 

For more information visit the Adventure Club website or contact the campus directly.

The Texas Department of State Health Services publishes this information via their website. Please visit them here: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/immunize/school/default.shtm

No, employees are the exception to the rule. However, once a child is enrolled, transfers during the year will not be granted.

Parents will receive an email and/or phone call from the campus they are requesting the transfer to.

The campus will approve the transfer registration request to allow the parent to complete the online registration process. The parent must bring all required documentation to the transferring school as soon as possible to secure a spot and verify enrollment.

If your School of Choice Transfer Request has been denied, it is because your requested campus has reached its enrollment capacity.  Please return to the registration link and select your home campus to complete your registration.  You may also request a School of Choice Transfer Request to another campus at that time.

Yes, you may choose any Judson ISD school except for Judson Early College Academy, Judson STEM Academy, Judson Care Academy, Judson Learning Academy (only open to Intra-district students), Texas Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (TSTEM) Academy, and the Pre-K3 and PK-4 programs.  

Please note that Special Education program locations vary. This may impact your school of choice selection. For more information, please contact  your school campus administration or the Department of Special Education Services.

Programs for Special Education vary by location. This may impact your school of choice selection. For more information, please contact either your school campus or the Department of Special Education Services.

No, school of choice requires the parent commitment to provide transportation to and from school.  The exception to this rule is for specified programs such as JSTEM, TSTEM, JECA, Dual Language etc.

• School of Choice students are students who live within Judson ISD boundaries. SOC students remaining at the same campus will not be required to submit a new School of Choice transfer. However, students transitioning to Middle School and High school will be required to complete a new School of Choice Intra-District transfer.
• Out of District (Inter-district) transfer students must renew their transfer request every year.

Students will be allowed one school of choice transfer by parent request per year, unless approved by the Superintendent or designee. UIL requirements still apply.