Scroll to view the Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center's classes and studios, thoughtfully designed for each age group to foster exploration and meaningful connections. Learn about our Preschool's classrooms and Studios that extend beyond traditional learning below, as well as some of the Preschool's general policies. If you have any questions or want to schedule a tour, contact Jackie Trapp for more information.
CLASS AGE RANGE AT-A-GLANCE
INFANTS: 8 Weeks-Old to Start
YOUNG TODDLERS: 15 Months and Walking
OLDER TODDLERS: 2 Years-Old to Start
CATERPILLARS: 2 ½ Years-Old to Start
BUTTERFLIES: 3 Years-Old by October 1
PRE-KINDERGARTEN: 4 Years-Old by October 1
TRANSISTIONAL KINDERGARTEN (TK): 5 years as of October 1 - 6 years
UNIVERSAL PRESCHOOL COLORADO (UPK)
In the 2022 Legislative Session, HB22-1295 established the Colorado Universal Preschool Program to offer voluntary, high-quality universal preschool to every Colorado child in the year before kindergarten. The Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC) is charged with operating the program to enable families to choose from a mixed-delivery system of high-quality preschool settings, including licensed community-based programs, school-based programs, and licensed home providers. High-quality preschool has demonstrated positive outcomes for children and families in the short and long-term.
All children in Colorado can register for up to 15 hours of free, high-quality preschool in their year before kindergarten through Colorado’s Universal Pre-K (UPK) Program.
- Families may qualify for more hours based on a number of qualifying factors.
- 3 Year Olds should contact their school district for preschool services.
- Preschool aged children with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) should work with their Special Education Administrative Unit (AU) to enroll.
Learn more by emailing the Boulder JCC's Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center Admissions Manager, Jackie Trapp.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The Boulder JCC has a need-based scholarship program, which you may apply for through the FACTS system. Please note: There is a $45 application fee. We do our best to meet the needs of all our families but are often limited both by the amount of money raised for scholarships and by the number of families seeking assistance. First-round applications are generally due in early springtime. Applications received after the March 1, 2026 deadline will be considered on a rolling basis, but awards will be limited based on whether there are any remaining funds available in the scholarship program. All registration fees will be delayed until notification of your scholarship status has been received. At that time, if a family chooses to move forward with their registration, the registration fees will need to be paid to hold their spot.
The Boulder JCC receives a number of grants and donations to provide the resources for our need-based scholarship fund. The JCC Scholarship Fund is open to all families regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or background. We are grateful for the generosity of JEWISHcolorado and Rose Community Foundation for their donations to our scholarship fund. Grant funding provided by JEWISHcolorado is specifically for families that identify as Jewish and are in financial need. The application for both of these funds is through the same FACTS system. Therefore, when you are filling out your FACTS information, you will be asked whether your family identifies as Jewish. It is important to note that the JCC Scholarship Committee does not use this information when making scholarship determinations as we abide by our nondiscrimination policy.
Learn More About Our Scholarships Here
IMMUNIZATION POLICY & GENERAL HEALTH APPRAISAL FORM
We follow the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment requirements for immunizations. Please click here to learn more about the required vaccine schedule. Children must have up-to-date immunization records and health appraisal forms in order to attend school. Children must have a health appraisal form for each required checkup per American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines. Children are not allowed at school without both of these forms in their file If a child is on a delayed vaccination schedule, the schedule must be in accordance with the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended catch-up schedule, and we must have written documentation of the dates the vaccines will be administered. If a child has a medical exemption, we must receive a Certificate of Medical Exemption form completed by a doctor with their Professional License Number. The Boulder JCC does not accept religious or personal exemptions.
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