At Potrero Hill Kids at Daniel Webster Preschool, twenty-five percent of enrollment is reserved for scholarship students.
Families receiving tuition subsidies must meet the eligibility criteria of the funding source for subsidy, and no priority will be given based on neighborhood of residence. The best way for families to understand their subsidy eligibility is to register with the SFCEL (San Francisco Centralized Eligibility List). Counselors at Wu Yee Children's Services and The Children's Council are available to meet with families to determine eligibility and refer families to programs with availability.
If you believe that you may be eligible for subsidies, please complete the following two steps:
1) See a counselor at either Wu Yee or the Children's Council
and
2) Send PKDW an email to let us know of your interest (admissions@pkdw.org).
When applying be sure to mark whether you are a current recipient or have recently applied to the SFCEL program.
Additional Resources
The following organizations provide tuition assistance and/or additional resources and services to families seeking child care and child care subsidy assistance.
San Francisco Centralized Eligibility List
415.276.2951
www.sfcel.org
The San Francisco Centralized Eligibility List (SFCEL) helps income-eligible families with children under 13 years of age find child care subsidy programs that cover part or all of their child care costs. With SFCEL, families can apply for high quality child care and development programs all over San Francisco through a single application and improve their chances of receiving financial assistance with child care. Families can download the SFCEL application online in English, Spanish or Chinese.
Wu Yee Children’s Services
415.391.4721
www.wuyee.org
Wu Yee Children's Services' mission is to promote the healthy development of children and families by providing high-quality, culturally and linguistically appropriate children and family support services. The organizations vision is to create an environment which provides children a healthy foundation for future development and enables families to support themselves while building strong and viable communities.
Children’s Council of San Francisco
445 Church Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
Main Office: 415.276.2900
Resource & Referral: 415.343.3300
email: rr@childrenscouncil.org
www.childrenscouncil.org
Children’s Council of San Francisco provides free resource and referral listings to parents seeking child care and child care subsidy assistance. These services are available to low income families in training or in the workforce.