Admissions
Thank you for your interest in Becker School.
Below you will find information about our admissions process as well as how to apply and schedule a tour.
If you would like to learn more about our school or have any questions, please contact Judy Lazor or call the school office at 713.535.6400.
Registration
Children are accepted regardless of race, religion or nationality.
Children must be 15 months old by September 1 and walking independently to enroll at Becker for the Fall semester, and 15 months by January 1, to enroll in the Spring Young Toddler Tuesday/Thursday class.
**Children applying for Threes, Pre-K and Kindergarten must submit a Teacher Recommendation Form.
- Admissions applications are accepted anytime during the school year. All prospective families including siblings of current students must complete an application for admission for their child and submit the $25 application fee. This is the first step in our admission process. Applications are not held over from year to year.
- Contact Judy Lazor at judyl@emanuelhouston.org for more information about Becker School.
- Priority registration is offered to members of Congregation Emanu El, families currently enrolled at Becker, their siblings and siblings of former Becker students. When priority registration ends, spaces are offered to other families who have submitted admission applications.
- If places become available in your child’s grade level for the school year, an acceptance email with information on how to register will be emailed to you. Your registration for Becker School and the $250 non-refundable registration fee will be due within two weeks of receiving the email.
- Registration for the Spring semester will begin in November of the current school year.
Scholarships
Limited scholarships are available. Please contact Becker admissions for a FACTS Student Aid Form.
Scholarship applications for the next school year are due by the end of May each year.
priority registration
Priority admission begins in February for members of Congregation Emanu El, families currently enrolled at Becker along with their siblings, and siblings of former Becker students.
