How does Blossom’s waitlist work?
Enrollment Openings are filled on a first-come first-served basis, with exception of the following priorities:
Waitlist applicants are prioritized chronologically – with exception of the Buttercup Room (12-18mo.), wherein a child must be one year of age to enroll.
Siblings of children who are currently enrolled receive priority enrollment.
Parents wishing to have their child’s name placed on our waitlist must complete Blossom’s Pre-Registration form and submit a non-refundable waitlist deposit of $50.00 (per child). Wait List deposits will be applied to each child’s registration fee upon enrollment. Payment of the deposit and completion of the pre-registration form does not guarantee enrollment on the date desired. If Blossom cannot meet your need for enrollment on the requested date, your child’s name will remain on our waitlist, and automatically move up through the programs, until an enrollment opening is available for them. Please note that if a family has been offered an enrollment opportunity and defers, there will be an additional $50.00 waitlist fee to maintain your space on the waitlist.
Our waitlists are currently only open to children who are between 20 months to 3 years old.
The waitlist for all other age groups is currently closed, so please continue to check back here to see when our waitlist is open once again for your child’s age group. Once it is open, you can fill out the waitlist application below.
We are a full-time only program M-F and do not offer part time hours or days.
Our menu supports good nutrition and reflects the choices Blossom family’s value for religious, cultural, or health reasons. It is free of juice, pork, nuts, hydrogenated oils, high fructose corn syrup and refined sugar. We use whole grain pasta and local organic flour. Our meals are primarily vegetarian, reduced gluten, and have organic non-GMO ingredients when possible. If your child has a food allergy/intolerance, please call us to discuss your child’s needs. We may request that parents supply food for children with certain health needs.