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Nevada Ready! Pre-K - Boys and Girls Clubs

The Boys and Girls Clubs currently offer the Nevada Ready! Pre-K Program in multiple sites throughout the state. This program is available at no-cost to families who qualify.

CARSON CITY:

DAYTON:

ELY:

FERNLEY:

HENDERSON:

RENO/SPARKS:

Apply

AGE:                            
Child age 4 by August 1st of the current school year

INCOME:                      

  • Household Income at or Below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level OR
  • Child with Individualized Education Plan (IEP) OR
  • Primary Language is Not English OR
  • Child is a member of a vulnerable and historically underserved population: 
    • Child lives in frontier/remote area or qualified tribal land
    • Child resides in a foster home or with relative or fictive kin
    • Child has a parent or guardian who is incarcerated
    • Child is homeless
    • Child's home-zoned public school is rated a one or two star school
    • Child's family has asylum or refugee status
    • Child lives in a household with parent or guardian who is raising the child or children without a spouse or partner to assist in the upbringing of the child

RESIDENCE:                  
Carson City, Dayton, Ely, Fernley, Henderson, Reno, Sparks

Online Application: The Boys & Girls Clubs participate in the Nevada Ready! Pre-K Common Application System. Click here to apply.

See what you qualify for

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