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Welcome to the Charter School of New Castle Parent Portal. We appreciate you! Please use the links below to gain access to various resources available to you. |
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School Meal Program
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All CSNC students receive free meals. We encourage families to take advantage of this special program. Our meals: contain no pork products, use only whole grains, come with 1% chocolate and white milk, fruit with every meal and juices with every breakfast.
We have created a custom site for our CSNC food service department. You will find it to be an all-inclusive user friendly Nutrition website for students, parents and staff. Please click the School Meals button to access the new food portal and the Food Menus button to view the monthly meal menus. |
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Testimonials
“I would like to commend the entire CSNC team for their outstanding and unrelenting efforts in ensuring CSNC is a great citadel of learning. In my own opinion, CSNC accommodates and instills unreserved discipline in our children without any favor. In the next few years, I can see CSNC soaring beyond imaginations. Thank you and remember, 'Those who educate children well are more to be honored than they who produce them; for these only gave them life, while the art of living well rely on all.” (Aristostle K. A.)
- Parent of CSNC Student
- Parent of CSNC Student
“Hello Teachers, We would just like to say thank you for a fantastic school year. Thank you for working with our boys and teaching them how to reach for the stars. Thank you for addressing all of our issues and concerns in a very timely manner. We really appreciate all you do!!!! You all truly ROCK!!!! Have a great and enjoyable summer!”
- Parents of CSNC Students
- Parents of CSNC Students
“I did not get a chance to say thank you for giving me the opportunity to work at your school. I really appreciated the chance to work with your students and staff. It was certainly one of my nicest assignments. Thank you for your support during my time at Charter School of New Castle. All the best!”
- Former Staff Member
- Former Staff Member
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is a charter school?
A: A charter school is a public school that operates independently of the district board of education under a charter granted by the state. Q: How much does it cost to go to Charter School of New Castle (CSNC)? A: Nothing. CSNC is a charter school -- it is a free, public school. Q: How do families enroll their children in CSNC? A: Visit the How to Enroll page to learn about the process. Q: What grades are taught at CSNC? A: Kindergarten to Eight Q: How large are the classes at CSNC? A: Class size less than 25 students. Q: Do students have to wear uniforms? A: Yes. Visit the Uniform page to learn more. Q: Is there extra academic support at CSNC? A: Yes, we provide differentiated instruction, small group instruction, IEP (Individualized Education Planservices, and RTI (Response to Intervention). Q: Do you provide transportation? A: Yes. Q: When does the school day start and end? A: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM for the middle school and 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM for the elementary school. Q: What should I communicate to my child's teacher? A: Your child's learning, academic future, and classroom behavior depend on your level of involvement with their schooling and their relationship with the teacher. Communications with your child's teacher will strengthen your child's academic progress at CSNC. |
Q: How do I meet with an administrator?
A: Please schedule an appointment with the Front Desk Receptionist. Unannounced and unscheduled visits or phone calls by parents cannot be accommodated due to the heavy schedules of our administrators. Please call the Front Desk Receptionist to schedule an appointment with an administrator. Q: How do I check grades? A: Visit the online Home Access Center. If you need your username and password, please contact the Front Desk Receptionist of your child's school. Q: Who do I contact about meals? A: Ms. Balinda Morris Q: Who do I contact about discipline? A: Mr. James Garett or Ms. Monique Dolcy for Elementary School, and for Middle School Mr. Ryan Chavis, Dean of Students, and Ms. Janeen Harris, Counselor. Q: Who do I contact about academics? A: Mrs. Amy Novosel for elementary school, or Mrs. Kathleen Connor for middle school. Q: What do I do if I don't agree with an administrative consequence? A: You may file a grievance. Click here to view our Grievance Policy. |
Family Responsibility
Conduct
Parents are expected to conduct themselves in a polite and orderly way while in the school and talking with school staff.
Academic Support
It is vital to student achievement that parents hold students accountable for their grades by checking their progress each week on Home Access Center and making sure students complete homework and projects in a timely, professional manner. In addition, parents need to monitor student's supplies, such as pencils and notebooks, and replenish supplies as needed.
Volunteering
All parents are welcome to volunteer in our classrooms. Please notify your child's teacher of your desire to volunteer and they will be happy to walk you through the process of scheduling time for you to assist. We thank you in advance for your time.
Fee Payment
Parents are expected to pay all required school fees. The school reserves the right to hold academic records and deny field trips (they are a privilege) if there are balances owed to the school.
Lunch Policy
CSNC is a proud participant in the National Community Eligibility Breakfast and Lunch Program. This program provides all students of Title I schools free breakfast and lunch.
Transportation
Students are expected to follow the rules of the bus. If they do not, bus privileges can be revoked. Parents are expected to be orderly when picking up students and signing students out.
Parents are expected to conduct themselves in a polite and orderly way while in the school and talking with school staff.
Academic Support
It is vital to student achievement that parents hold students accountable for their grades by checking their progress each week on Home Access Center and making sure students complete homework and projects in a timely, professional manner. In addition, parents need to monitor student's supplies, such as pencils and notebooks, and replenish supplies as needed.
Volunteering
All parents are welcome to volunteer in our classrooms. Please notify your child's teacher of your desire to volunteer and they will be happy to walk you through the process of scheduling time for you to assist. We thank you in advance for your time.
Fee Payment
Parents are expected to pay all required school fees. The school reserves the right to hold academic records and deny field trips (they are a privilege) if there are balances owed to the school.
Lunch Policy
CSNC is a proud participant in the National Community Eligibility Breakfast and Lunch Program. This program provides all students of Title I schools free breakfast and lunch.
Transportation
Students are expected to follow the rules of the bus. If they do not, bus privileges can be revoked. Parents are expected to be orderly when picking up students and signing students out.
Student Responsibilities
The successful operation of a school requires the cooperation of many people. By enrolling at Charter School of New Castle we expect that our students and their families will abide by our philosophy and policies. The professional staff and Board have established rules and guidelines for maintaining high standards for student conduct which in turn leads to a safe, orderly, and inviting school in which to teach and learn. The Code applies to all students. Charter School of New Castle will abide by all state and federal regulations related to code of conduct issues. Regulations also pertain to special education students. Due process will always be followed in the event that the student's infraction is related to a disability. The school will also establish behavioral guidelines to maintain an environment that is conducive to education without stifling expression and appropriate social interaction.
Upon entering Charter School of New Castle, the student is responsible for his or her actions both in and out of the school. Any serious violations of school policy and/or any illegal or immoral behavior could result in serious disciplinary action. This is especially true in cases where the good reputation of the school with the neighboring community is compromised or jeopardized. The authority and responsibility for directing the activities of our school have been given to the professional staff as determined by the administration and Board of Directors.
Charter School of New Castle is dedicated to the development, empowerment, and overall achievement of each of our students and families. Charter School of New Castle, therefore, will be free from disruption and safe for consistent instruction during learning activities throughout the school day. Students, families, and school staff must assume responsibility in creating a positive, nurturing environment while promoting self correcting behavior that encourages growth, confidence, and overall development.
Students, families, and staff are encouraged to become familiar with the entire Charter School of New Castle Student Code of Conduct. We would like for our students to practice the fundamental strategies for academic success.
Upon entering Charter School of New Castle, the student is responsible for his or her actions both in and out of the school. Any serious violations of school policy and/or any illegal or immoral behavior could result in serious disciplinary action. This is especially true in cases where the good reputation of the school with the neighboring community is compromised or jeopardized. The authority and responsibility for directing the activities of our school have been given to the professional staff as determined by the administration and Board of Directors.
Charter School of New Castle is dedicated to the development, empowerment, and overall achievement of each of our students and families. Charter School of New Castle, therefore, will be free from disruption and safe for consistent instruction during learning activities throughout the school day. Students, families, and school staff must assume responsibility in creating a positive, nurturing environment while promoting self correcting behavior that encourages growth, confidence, and overall development.
Students, families, and staff are encouraged to become familiar with the entire Charter School of New Castle Student Code of Conduct. We would like for our students to practice the fundamental strategies for academic success.
