Find Free Quality PreK & Easily Apply
Set Your Child Up for Success: Apply Now!
Michigan’s free PreK programs are enrolling now for fall. Search for a quality program that meets your needs. Programs follow a school year schedule. There are part-day, full-day, and 4 and 5-day preschool options available. Before and after school care and transportation are offered at some locations.
Find Free Great Start Readiness Programs (GSRP) and Head Start Programs Near You
Find your top choice for preschool available, then click on the Apply For Free PreK button in their profile to complete your application. During the application process, you will be asked to provide some information about your family and child to verify their age and eligibility.
How to Apply for Free Programs in 3 Easy Steps
Apply to one of Michigan’s GSRP free PreK programs near you and have your child Empowered by Preschool.
Step 1
Once you find your preferred free program, click on the Apply For Free PreK link in their profile.
Step 2
Complete the application. If you need help, just call the program’s phone number listed on their profile page.
Step 3
Upload the documents they ask for.
Documents You Will Need
To apply for free preschool and PreK, you will need:
- Your driver’s license or documented ID
- Your child’s birth certificate or other proof of birthdate
- Information about income, such as: pay stubs, a copy of your W-4 or W-9
Need Help?
The preschool enrollment team is available to answer any questions you may have. Simply call the GSRP number in your chosen program’s profile.
Additional Resources
You can find additional resources to help you using the links below.
Set Your Child Up for Success – Empowered by Preschool
Here is what parents are saying about having their child attend a GSRP PreK:
“It’s a great program. If you’re looking for a good stepping stone for your child. Even just to get them socialized. This is a great program for them.” – Lindsay Korzeniewski, Parent
“It was very important to me that my son was in a quality preschool. The fact that people that I knew that had their kids in GSRP were raving about it just made me that much more comfortable and happy that I was able to put him into GSRP.” – Amani Bazzi, Parent
Effective February 25, 2024, Michigan has removed the requirement to work with the Office of Child Support to receive help paying for child care. Check to see if you are now eligible!