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A Look at CSF Community PreK Programs | Farley's Frankfort Fun Facts

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Source
YouTube / Community Schools of Frankfort
Date
2026-03-03
Location
Clinton County, IN
Material
Transcript
Extent
185 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-05

Transcript

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001Welcome back to another episode of Farley's Fun Facts. Today I'd like to talk about our community prek program here at the Community Schools of Frankfurt. Currently we have four community prek classrooms. They operate from Monday through Friday and they are full-day programs. Something very unique about our community prek classrooms here at the community schools of Frankfurt is that they are operated by licensed full-time teachers as well as a full-time par profofessional. Our classrooms do not exceed 22 students here at the community schools of Frankfurt. It's a great opportunity for anybody who turns four years old prior to August to come and be a part of a program that we have seen great results in. And what I mean by great results is that 98% of our kids who attend our pre-K program pass what's called the kindergart kindergarten readiness assessment. Meaning they have knowledge of letter sounds, names, as well as basic mathematics and other skill sets that are offered through what's called the prek foundations which are essentially are the state standards. Our prek program is topnotch and something we want to cons continue to see here at the community schools of Frankfurt. If you're interested in registering your child, please make sure you contact Blue Ridge Primary or Sunrest Elementary. That's all for Farley's Funf facts. Have a great day, hot dogs.

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