Anonymous wrote:Enrollment forms
Immunizations / health cert.
Emergency info.
Doctor's notes
Developmental reports / conference info.
Notes from conferences or meetings

--Director

We keep attendance records in a separate file for each class.

+1 and I'm an in home day care.

Anonymous wrote:Enrollment forms
Immunizations / health cert.
Emergency info.
Doctor's notes
Developmental reports / conference info.
Notes from conferences or meetings

--Director

We keep attendance records in a separate file for each class.

Different director, and this is exactly.the sane at our school.

Enrollment forms
Immunizations / health cert.
Emergency info.
Doctor's notes
Developmental reports / conference info.
Notes from conferences or meetings

--Director

We keep attendance records in a separate file for each class.

Every painting and arts/crafts sh** the kid has ever done!

There's a preschool director on here who will likely weigh in, but at the parttime church preschool where I teach, it's emergency forms, immunization requirements, and if available--the previous year teachers' conference form.

Schools must document attendance. Sometimes that is useful in a custody trial.

Some preschools do document developmental milestones to help assess where children as they progress throughout the school year.

My child also went to a part time preschool in a church basement. The only thing in her "file" were emergency contact information and her health form/immunizations. It's not like the kids are getting grades.

What do preschools put in a student's file? I'm asking for a friend who is going through a custody battle and deciding whether to try to get it. I can't imagine it's much - just forms parents fill out and any reports the parent already has (incident reports, etc)? It's a part time church preschool in case that matters.