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The Early Learning Intensive Support (ELIS) is a program for young children who require intensive support to meet their potential. This application form is intended for families with children with intensive needs.
It is important for you to understand that submitting an application does not guarantee your child a spot in a program.
*The information provided will be used for the purposes of determining your child's eligibility to participate in the Early Learning Intensive Support (ELIS) Pilot Program.* Following receipt of the application you will be contacted to gather additional information and discuss options for your child.* Students who are accepted into the ELIS program may be offered a spot at a school outside of their catchment area.
First Parent/Guardian Contact Information:
Second Parent/Guardian Contact Information:
Who should be contacted in case of an emergency if parent(s)/guardian(s) cannot be reached?
(Emergency contact should be someone who is in close proximity to the school and can be contacted if the parents are unavailable)
Overview
Parent(s)/guardian(s) are asked to identify their children/students as being Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis), or of non-Indigenous ancestry, during the registration process. The choice to identify is voluntary and confidential.
Privacy
This information is stored electronically and in paper form, in the student’s cumulative file. It is secure and access is limited to Prairie South and the SK Ministry of Education. All employees within Prairie South Schools are to adhere to Administrative Procedure 180 “Guidelines for Protecting the Privacy and Confidentiality of Personal Information” and “Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (LAFOIP)”.
Why self-declare?
Some individuals may be hesitant to self-declare as an ethnic group member for fear of being marginalized or because of past experiences. Information on a self-declaration form is used solely to help define programming and services to assist in the success and achievement of Indigenous students in and throughout their schooling experience. “Being proud of our culture and history impacts student confidence and creates a stronger sense of belonging” (Living Sky School Division, 2020).
First Nations / Registered / Treaty / Status (refers to an individual recognized by the federal government as being registered under The Indian Act)
First Nations / Non-Registered / Non-Status (refers to a First Nations person who is not registered under The Indian Act)
Métis (refers to a person of mixed First Nations and European ancestry who identifies as Métis, as distinct from First Nations, Inuit, or non-Aboriginal)
Inuit (refers to a person who identifies as Inuit, as distinct from First Nations, Métis, or non-Aboriginal)
Your child is not required to be potty trained to be considered for ELIS. In order to support your child's independence/ toileting needs, please indicate their level of independence when it comes to toileting.
For more information contact Early Learning Consultant Tammy Grieve
I hereby consent to the release of information to the Prekindergarten Selection Committee for any agency, I have identified in this application that pertains to my child's eligibility for enrolment in the Prekindergarten program at Prairie South School Division
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