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7:10AM | posted by Shelley Ng | March 4, 2011 | comments: 0
Parents' Race For Securing Public Pre-K Seats
The race is on for public Pre-K seats. Parents whose children turn four this year can begin applying to NYC's dozens of free Pre-K programs starting this Monday, March 7.
But they will face big competition, as last year some schools accept only 4 percent of applicants, and the average acceptance rate in Manhattan is about 43 percent.
DNAInfo.com's Education Expert Julie Shapiro will be here with what parents need to know about getting their kid a coveted spot.
READ MORE: Pre-K Registration: What You Need to Know
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