Wanted: Kindergarteners for the Class of 2026

Framingham Public Schools' Parent Information Center is continuing to register kindergarten students for fall 2013.

Framingham Public Schools' Parent Information Center is continuing to register kindergarten students for fall 2013. These kindergarteners, who must be age 5 by Aug. 31, 2013, would be members of the class of 2026. Forms are available on the district's website in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  Forms can be submitted electronically to the Parent Information Center.

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Wanted: Kindergarteners for the Class of 2025

Framingham Public Schools are taking pre-registration information for the incoming kindergarten class, beginning fall 2012; as the current kindergarten class is the largest in the district at 798 students.

Framingham Public Schools' Parent Information Center has begun pre-registration for kindergarten students for fall 2012. These kindergarteners, who must be age 5 by Aug. 31, 2012, would be members of the class of 2025. Forms are available on the district's website in English, Spanish and Portuguese.  For the first time these forms can be submitted electronically to the Parent Information Center, said Anna Carollo Cross. The forms have also been distributed to community preschools, said Cross. Framingham School Committee has made having free full-time kindergarten for fall 2012, as one of its top goals. The estimated cost the first year has been estimated at $700,000.  While working to bring full-day kindergarten for all to the school …

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Raising Framingham

Are You Happy with Your Child's Kindergarten Assignment?

Letters to the Class of 2024 went out to parents. Are you happy with the school assigned to your child? Was it your first choice? neighborhood school? Did you get full-day or half-day kindergarten?

Welcome to Raising Framingham, our new name for the Moms Talk Q&A feature, through which you and your circle of friends are invited to offer your opinions and advice about issues that are of interest to families. Each week in Raising Framingham we invite parents (and grandparents) to debate an issue, ask a question, or become  part of the conversation on a specific topic. Framingham Patch's Moms Council members will jump into the discussion or weigh in on a issue or help answer a question, as well. As Framingham Patch is an interactive community new site, we want you to join in the discussion too. Don't be shy! Letters to the Class of 2024 went out to parents. This year's incoming class is about 770 students. Parents: Are you happy with …

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Gary Zaino

12:52 pm on Tuesday, June 14, 2011

I completely agree, Christine and I have called the PIC to let them know my concerns. We are one of the 13 unlucky families on the waiting list and I can't understand why, if splits exist at Dunning and Potter, why it can't be done at Hemenway, especially with more than half a class' worth of kids waiting.   more ›