About Vermont Universal Pre-K
Vermont offers 10 hours per week of free, publicly funded pre-kindergarten for all children ages 3-5, regardless of income. One of the few states with truly universal pre-K — families can use it at public schools or approved private providers.
How to Apply in Vermont
- Contact your local school district
- Or search for approved prequalified providers at education.vermont.gov
- Available for all children ages 3-5 — no income requirement
- 10 hours per week of free pre-K education
Documents You May Need
- Child's birth certificate or proof of age
- Proof of VT residency
Contact & Official Links
Official website: education.vermont.gov/student-learning/early-education
See Everything You Qualify For in Vermont
Vermont Universal Pre-K is one of many programs you may be eligible for. Beneify screens your household against the full program list — free, private, about 3 minutes.
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How much is Vermont Universal Pre-K worth?
Vermont Universal Pre-K: Worth ~$600/month. Eligible households may receive a benefit worth up to ~$600 per month.
Vermont Universal Pre-K: Worth ~$600/month. Eligible households may receive a benefit worth up to ~$600 per month.
How do I apply for Vermont Universal Pre-K in Vermont?
To apply: Contact your local school district. Or search for approved prequalified providers at education.vermont.gov. Available for all children ages 3-5 — no income requirement. Official website: https://education.vermont.gov/student-learning/early-education
To apply: Contact your local school district. Or search for approved prequalified providers at education.vermont.gov. Available for all children ages 3-5 — no income requirement. Official website: https://education.vermont.gov/student-learning/early-education
Who qualifies for Vermont Universal Pre-K?
Vermont offers 10 hours per week of free, publicly funded pre-kindergarten for all children ages 3-5, regardless of income. One of the few states with truly universal pre-K — families can use it at public schools or approved private providers. Final eligibility is determined by the program when you apply. Beneify's free screener can estimate your eligibility in about 3 minutes.
Vermont offers 10 hours per week of free, publicly funded pre-kindergarten for all children ages 3-5, regardless of income. One of the few states with truly universal pre-K — families can use it at public schools or approved private providers. Final eligibility is determined by the program when you apply. Beneify's free screener can estimate your eligibility in about 3 minutes.