Applications for SFY22 ECI, DHS Decat, and CPPC funding are now closed. Information and application forms are linked below for download. Questions and emails may be directed to Michelle Wodtke Franks at director@boost4families.org or by calling (712) 482-3029.
Preschool Resources
Research offers evidence that a high-quality, research-based preschool program, especially for low income children, lays the foundation for later school success. Children who attend high quality preschool exhibit stronger language, math, thinking, and social skills. They are better prepared to cooperate in kindergarten and elementary school and their relationships with peers are more positive. Participating children are less likely to need special education services or the service intensity is less. They are also more likely to remain in school. As children continue to develop, they are less likely to be in trouble with the law and, consequently, avoid incarceration.
Boost4Families provides preschool tuition assistance to research-based preschool programs in our three county area. Application information and current Federal Poverty Guidelines are available below:
Boost4Families provides preschool tuition assistance to research-based preschool programs in our three county area. Application information and current Federal Poverty Guidelines are available below:
| 2021-22 Preschool Tuition Application |
| 2021 Federal Poverty Guidelines |
| Preschool Tuition Grants Year End Report Form - Due June 30, 2021 |
Reporting for Funded Projects
Projects funded through Boost4Families are required to submit quarterly reports on successes and milestones. Reports are due by the 12th day of October, January, April and July. Reporting formats will vary, depending on funding source for each project. Please contact director@boost4families.org for assistance with your specific reporting requirement.