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Child Care
Welcome to Treehouse Child Care! Reservations for 2023-24 began Feb. 1. We offer child care for elementary students YK through 6th grade during the school year (Before & After) and during the summer months (All Day). Child care for 3- and 4-year-olds is also available all day during the summer months.
There is a $30 (single-child) or $50 (family) non-refundable reservation fee. Any amount charged above the registration fee will go toward future tuition.
Note: If you need to reserve a space for preschool or preschool with Treehouse Boost (wraparound), visit our preschool page. There is an additional cost for preschool classes and Treehouse Boost.
Preschool
Welcome to Grandville Preschool!
Enrollment for our 2023-24 tuition-based preschool began Feb. 1 for new families. There is a $100 non-refundable reservation fee.
For our 3-year-old classes, children must be 3 on or before Sept 1, 2023. For 4-year-old classes, children must be 4 on or before Sept. 1, 2023, OR by Dec. 1, 2023, with a signed age waiver. All children must be toilet trained.
Early Childhood Special Education
Early childhood special education (ECSE) meets the needs of children ages 3 to 5 who have developmental delays. Eligibility is determined by an early childhood diagnostic team. Must be pre-approved to enroll. Contact Student Services with any questions about ECSE at (616) 254-6768.
After you've completed the pre-registration form, check your email inbox or junk/spam in the next 24 hours for instructions to finish the entire enrollment process.
The forms and information you need will be available as you move through the enrollment process, but below is a helpful preview of the items you'll need:
- certified birth certificate with seal
- most recent immunization record is required (see board policy and administrative guidelines)
- two forms of proof of residency in our school district (check your property tax records if you're unsure of your district). A driver's license or cell phone, internet or cable bill cannot be used as proof. Acceptable proof includes two of the following:
- a recent utility bill (gas, electric or water)
- property tax bill
- lease or mortgage
- renters or homeowners insurance
- hearing and vision results from preschool or county
- IEP/special education paperwork, if applicable
Kindergarten and Young Kindergarten
Kindergarten and young kindergarten enrollment for the 2023-24 has begun for children in our school district. If your child lives outside our district, please visit our Schools of Choice page. Children must be 5 on or before Sept. 1, 2023, to enroll in kindergarten or young kindergarten for 2023-24; however, children who will be 5 by Dec. 1, 2023, are also eligible if a parent signs an age waiver.
Full-day kindergarten is offered every day in every elementary school. All day, every day young kindergarten is available but may not be at every school. See our young kindergarten FAQ.
Who does not need to enroll?
- If your child attended Grandville Public Schools' young kindergarten, you do not need to re-enroll.
- If your child attended Grandville Public Schools' preschool, you already have a PowerSchool parent portal account and do not need to complete the enrollment form linked below. Instead, log in to your Grandville PowerSchool account, click "Forms" on the left side and complete all forms under the "Enrollment" tab.
All other parents and guardians should begin by completing the enrollment form linked here:
After you've completed the form above, check your email inbox or junk/spam in the next 24 hours for instructions to finish the entire enrollment process.
The forms and information you need will be available as you move through the enrollment process, but below is a helpful preview of the items you'll need:
- certified birth certificate with seal
- age waiver, if applicable
- most recent immunization record is required (see board policy and administrative guidelines)
- two forms of proof of residency in our school district (check your property tax records if you're unsure of your district). A driver's license or cell phone, internet or cable bill cannot be used as proof. Acceptable proof includes two of the following:
- a recent utility bill (gas, electric or water)
- property tax bill
- lease or mortgage
- renters or homeowners insurance
- hearing and vision results from preschool or county
- IEP/special education paperwork, if applicable
- health appraisal form
Grades 1-12
After you've completed the pre-registration form through the link above, check your email inbox or junk/spam in the next 24 hours for instructions to finish the entire enrollment process.
The forms and information you need will be available as you move through the enrollment process, but below is a helpful preview of the items you'll need:
- certified birth certificate with seal
- current immunization record is required (see board immunization policy and administrative guidelines)
- two forms of proof of residency in our school district (check your property tax records if you're unsure of your district). A driver's license or cell phone, internet or cable bill cannot be used as proof. Acceptable proof includes two of the following:
- a recent utility bill (gas, electric or water)
- property tax bill
- lease or mortgage
- renters or homeowners insurance
- middle school students must provide a copy of their most recent report card
- high school students must have a transcript from their previous school or a copy of their most recent eighth-grade report card
Post-High School Program
The Region III Transition Program for young adults requires pre-approval, and other post-high school programming may have additional requirements. Contact Student Services with any questions at (616) 254-6768.
After you've completed the pre-registration form, check your email inbox or junk/spam in the next 24 hours for instructions to finish the entire enrollment process.
The forms and information you need will be available as you move through the enrollment process, but below is a helpful preview of the items you'll need:
- certified birth certificate with seal
- two forms of proof of residency. A driver's license or cell phone, internet or cable bill cannot be used as proof. Acceptable proof includes two of the following:
- a recent utility bill (gas, electric or water)
- property tax bill
- lease or mortgage
- renters or homeowners insurance
- high school transcript
More Enrollment Opportunities
Schools of Choice — For families who do not live in our district
Pathways — Our non-traditional high school for upperclassmen who are credit deficient
Community Education — Recreational classes for all ages
