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Chautauqua Elementary School
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Programs for Students Aged 3-5
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Developmental Concerns Screening
Developmental Preschool
ECEAP Preschool
The Programs for children at Chautauqua ages 3-5 include:
Developmental Preschool: High Quality half-day program for children with or without special needs.
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ECEAP Preschool: High Quality Full-Day preschool program for income-eligible children.
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Developmental Screening (also known as Child Find): Free Developmental Screening is offered through the school district when there is a concern about a child's development.
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