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Starr King is an exciting and magical place!

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q What are Starr King’s hours of operation?
A Monday through Friday
Morning program hours: 8:45 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Afternoon program hours: 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Q When does the school year start and end?
A Our school year begins mid-August and runs through early-June.
Q What age must my child be to attend?
A Children are required to be 2 years and 9 months upon entrance into Starr King.
Q How do I get my child on your waiting list?
A Interested families must tour the school prior to being added to the list.
Q How do I schedule a tour of the school?
A Tours are conducted during the school year. Please contact our Membership team at membership@starrking-pcw.org and a parent volunteer will contact you to answer questions and schedule a tour.
Q Does Starr King offer summer school?
A 6 weeks of Summer Camp are offered late-June to early-August. Campers have the option to attend from 1 to 6 weeks.



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STARR KING
PARENT-CHILD WORKSHOP
1525 1/2 SANTA BARBARA ST
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93101

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(805) 966-1325
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SIGN UP for Starr King Summer Camp 2020 NOW

The many benefits of your commitment
to Starr King include:

  • talk with other parents and with trained persons about your child’s growth
  • learn more about early childhood
  • education and how vital parents are to the entire school life of their children
  • expand your parenting skills and get help and support for any parenting and/or family problems as they arise
  • learn by observing experienced teachers and other parents working with children
  • achieve some degree of objectivity concerning your child
  • be able to observe your child in relation to a group of youngsters of approximately the same age
  • take part in a cooperative venture, with opportunity for serving on the board in a variety of capacities
  • have some time alone for your own activities while your child is happy in school
  • learn more about family dynamics and develop family communication skills
  • make friends in a nonsectarian group, varied as to education and economic and ethnic character
  • become aware of community resources available to families