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Kindergarten 2026-27

Kindergarten 2026-27

Welcome to Monroe Township Public Schools! Kindergarten enrollment is completed online through our district registration portal.

Before beginning the registration process, please review all instructions carefully and have the required documents ready to help ensure a smooth experience.

 

 Important Preschool Information 

Students currently enrolled in Monroe Township Public Schools Preschool do not need to register for Kindergarten again. Eligible students will automatically transition into Kindergarten for the 2026–2027 school year.

    • Residency in Monroe Township (Williamstown), Gloucester County
      • Proof of Residence – any of the following documents will be accepted:
        1. Current property tax statement
        2. Signed lease
        3. Residents who have made settlement within the last 6 months may use their signed settlement sheet or deed in lieu of a current tax bill.
        4. If you are not the property owner or leaseholder, our notarized Affidavit of Residency Form will be accepted along with a signed lease or property tax statement. *Affidavit of Residency Form can be found here.
    • Student’s State Issued Birth Certificate (Hospital certificate not accepted)
      • OR Passport (if student is not born in US)
    • Parent/Guardian Photo ID
    • *Proof of Legal Guardianship or Court Orders (if applicable)
    • Immunization Records (required by law to start school)
    • Physical form completed by Doctor
    • Transfer or Final Report Card (with grade promotion)

    1. Begin the Registration Form by clicking the link at the top of this page.
    2. You will be asked to create a registration username and password. Be sure to remember this information, as you may need it if your registration is incomplete.
    3. Log in to your created account and complete the Enrollment Forms for each student you are registering. 
    4. Finalize and submit all the forms.
    5. Following our review of the submitted forms, you will receive an email either requesting additional information (if needed) or confirming your child’s enrollment.
    6. School assignments and bus pass information will be made available through the Parent Portal in mid-August.

     

     Click to Read our Guide to Online Enrollment 

School assignments and bus pass information will be available in mid-August.

Starting kindergarten is an exciting milestone for both children and families. A little preparation at home can help your child feel confident, comfortable, and ready for this new chapter.

 

Ways to Help Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten

  • Establish simple daily routines at home, such as a regular bedtime, wake-up time, and morning routine. A predictable schedule can help children feel more secure and prepared for the school day.

 

  • Encourage opportunities for social interaction by arranging playdates, visiting the playground, or participating in group activities with other children. These experiences help children practice sharing, taking turns, and interacting with peers.
  • Practice self-help skills that build independence, including putting on a jacket, zipping it up, opening snack items, and handling other simple tasks on their own.

 

  • Talk positively about kindergarten and help your child understand that school will bring new routines, new people, and new experiences. You can also discuss how their schedule may be different from preschool.

 

  • Read books together about starting kindergarten and talk about the story afterward. This can help ease nerves, open up conversation, and make the transition feel more familiar and exciting.