Great Start Readiness Program
Warm, family-focused GSRP classrooms
Community Unlimited creates welcoming preschool environments where children feel safe, supported, and excited to learn.
A strong beginning
What families can expect
GSRP is Michigan’s free PreK program for eligible four-year-olds. At CU, high-quality early learning is delivered through caring relationships and a strong partnership with families.
- Play-based learning and hands-on exploration
- Social and emotional development
- Early literacy and math experiences
- Daily routines that build independence
- Caring relationships with teachers
- Consistent communication with families
Program schedules and available services may vary by location. Contact Community Unlimited for details about a specific classroom.
Children at the center
A classroom should feel like a community
Children learn best when they feel known, secure, and encouraged. CU classrooms combine purposeful preschool learning with the warmth and connection families expect from a trusted local organization.
Six communities
Find a CU classroom near you
CU offers GSRP in Athens, Harper Creek, Homer, Marshall, Tekonsha, and Union City.
Harper Creek
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View location →Begin with the official application
Use the official application to begin the enrollment process. Location preferences may be requested during the process, but eligibility and placement are not guaranteed by submitting an application.
Complete the Official ApplicationTalk with the CU office
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Request More InformationFrequently asked questions
GSRP questions
Is GSRP free?
GSRP is Michigan’s free PreK program for eligible four-year-old children. The official application is used to confirm eligibility.
What age does my child need to be?
GSRP generally serves children who will be four during the applicable school year. The official application will confirm age requirements for the year in which you are applying.
Does completing the application guarantee placement?
No. Applications are reviewed through the official enrollment process, and placement depends on eligibility, priorities, classroom availability, and other program requirements.
Can I request a Community Unlimited location?
Families may express a location preference. A preferred location cannot be guaranteed, but CU is happy to answer questions about its classrooms.
What documents will I need?
The official application will explain which documents are needed. Requirements can vary, so follow the instructions provided during the application process.
Who can help me with the application?
Use the Request More Information form or call Community Unlimited at 517-741-4656. Our office will help you understand the next step.