If I'm not mistaken him coming from a 'broken' family could help get him classified as disadvantaged. How clear does he talk? If he still has issues pronouncing words put that down on his application too."A child must be four years old on or before September 1, 2015, and come from a family with an economically disadvantaged background."
What constitutes as "economically disadvantaged?"
I just want my son to get a good start at education.
and he is a genuine smartass already. 
I think I am going to try to register regardless of income.
He speaks better than my 7-year-old niece and can write a lot of his ABCs
Then why in the heck do you want to rush him entering school? He is obviously thriving and is well socialized. What do you think you'll gain throwing him in a room of disadvantaged kids who are not on his level yet? He'll most likely be bored, bossy and spend his time in trouble because he'll not be getting equal attention from the teacher and will clown about.... so again... what do you think he'll gain?He speaks better than my 7-year-old niece and can write a lot of his ABCs
As was mentioned they'll test him to see where he really falls amongst his peers. But I can assure you that especially when it comes to boys, 1 more year of maturity will go a LOOOOOOOOOOOOONG way to his schooling success so no harm no foul. They started P-K the year my son started K. He's a September baby so that made him the youngest in the class. I thought he was well prepared to start K as he knew how to write his name, say the alphabet, colors, numbers and such... boy was I surprised when his K teacher called me two weeks in and said he was way behind because he didn't know how to write his First and Last name in upper AND lower case letters and didn't handle scissors as well as she thought he should. I calmly told her he could do it all uppercase and that I don't remember getting the booklet from the hospital where I birthed him as to all the stuff they expected him to know by K because K was where I learned it without issue back in my day. She flustered and said good day. He caught up just fine in a matter of a couple weeks. Buuuuuuuuuut throughout the rest of his schooling career his maturity level always seemed to be behind by a couple months. Maturity in boys is a HUGE factor in how they handle learning.Just thought getting him in early would him more... and teach the little chit to share!
And Wyatt came to me in the middle of the night panicking about not being able to read yet.
"A child must be four years old on or before September 1, 2015, and come from a family with an economically disadvantaged background."
What constitutes as "economically disadvantaged?"
I just want my son to get a good start at education.
This is not a true/fair statement.
