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Good morning,
With the US History Regents on June 1st canceled we will be using that day for students taking Regents to come in for extra help for their other scheduled Regents and internship. Only students taking Regents and in internship will be in on that day. When you come in that morning you will go to your Regents class or internship during the times listed below.
You can go to any of your Regents classes or to internship during any of the times listed.
-Morning Session runs from 9:00-12:30
-Lunch will occur from 12:30-1:00
-Afternoon Session runs from 1:00-4:00
Make sure you come in and take advantage of this day that is focusing specifically on the Regents and internship!
Have a great weekend!
Mr Flory
Dear New Dawn Community Members,
This is a reminder of the policies regarding COVID safety at NDCHS II. Our first and best defense at the school is our temperature checks, health screening, and mask requirements to enter the building. Student must be wearing a mask to enter, must submit to a temperature check, and complete a daily survey regarding their exposure to COVID / if they are symptomatic themselves.
In the event that you or your student has been exposed to COVID outside of school or is exhibiting symptoms of COVID - they should not be sent to school. Please notify your / your student's mentor or any other New Dawn staff and proceed to schedule a PCR COVID test. Students who have been symptomatic must quarantine and return with a negative PCR test to enter the school again.
For the 2021-22 school year there is no remote learning option available. As such your student should contact their teachers via Jupiter in order to request make-up work during their absence from school or complete it upon their return as with any other absence.
Sincerely,
Mr. Zach Flory, Principal
Please see attached flyer for details!
Hello All New Dawn Students and Families-
We are excited to invite everyone back this week to begin our Spring 2022 semester. Scheduling and enrollment for the semester will begin this week on Wednesday 2/2. The building will be closed on Monday 1/31 for staff PD and on Tuesday 2/1 for Lunar New Year.
Scheduling will proceed as follows for the week:
Wednesday 2/2
B/C Week Academics, No A-week Internship
9:00-12:00pm – Scheduling / Testing for B/C week students last names A-G
1:00-3:00pm – Scheduling / Testing for B/C week students last names H-Z
Thursday 2/3
9:00-12:00pm – Scheduling / Testing for A week students last names A-G
1:00-3:00pm – Scheduling / Testing for A week students last names H-Z
Friday 2/4
9:00 – 12:00pm – Scheduling Make-ups - ALL UNSCHEDULED STUDENTS WELCOME
This week will be an academic week for B-week students and due to the scheduling team taking the cafeteria space there will be no A-week internship. Please arrive during your scheduled time as you will be meeting with our schedulers personally to design your schedule. We will take students on a first come basis on each day scheduling is happening. Please be prepared to remain at school for the entire school day once you have arrived as classes will begin Wednesday.
Please be sure to follow all covid guidelines when entering and in the building so that we can keep everyone safe and in-person instruction operating smoothly for Spring 2022. We are excited to have everyone back and begin anew for Spring! Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns otherwise we will see you this week!
Thank you,
Mr. Flory
1. This week is B/C class week and A week internship. B/C week students are expected to arrive by 10 AM at the latest. A week internship is expected to arrive by 9:30 at the latest. If you are running late, please reach out to Mr. Pressoir, Mr. Flory, or your mentor.
2. Tomorrow November 2nd the building will be closed to students and staff. Staff will be participating in a PD and there will be assignments posted to students' Jupiter accounts which will be graded so all students should be logging in tomorrow and completing those tasks.
3. The school will be closed for Holidays on November 11th for Veteran's day and November 25-26 for Thanksgiving.
4. The first quarter will conclude on Friday, November 12th and all grades for the quarter should be submitted before 12pm on that date. Please talk to your teachers and ask about what you may be missing and how you can get your grade up before then. Classes will continue as scheduled for the 2nd quarter which will run through January at which point students in Regents identified classes will be taking Regents exams with the exception of the US Regents which has been cancelled for the January 2022 Regents Period.
5. On November 16th, we will be holding parent teacher conferences at the building and on Zoom. Please stay tuned as that date approaches for additional details regarding links and times.
Good Morning New Dawn,
I hope everyone is having a great weekend. Just a reminder as we begin the second week of classes, it is a B-week which means B-week students will be attending their academic classes from 9am-4pm each day this week while A-week students will be in Internship training from 9am-12:30pm daily. All C-week students will continue 9am-4pm for classes.
If you have not already reported to school for testing and scheduling for Fall 2021, please do so as soon as possible - each day you miss is another day you are falling behind!
Hope to see you all this week!
-Mr. Flory
Students with more than 10 credits work in the community. As part of a holistic educational approach, the Internship Program at New Dawn provides students with the essential job readiness training and leadership development opportunities needed to transition into a successful career pathway of their choice. In addition to this personal discovery for our students, New Dawn also aims for its students to build long term professional connections and contacts and develop career-related skills such as critical thinking, teamwork, time management, problem-solving, communication, and professionalism.
All students must successfully master the skills related internship and career readiness topics as a prerequisite to professional placement. These topics include, but are not limited to: policies and procedures for internships, team building, career exploration, soft skills, resume development, and interview skills.
During the experience, students are engaged in a structured and meaningful career learning environment. Students are supervised, supported, evaluated, trained and given productive assignments throughout the process by internship supervisors. The Internship staff conducts monthly visits to all internship placements to follow up on student performance and learning.
At the conclusion of their internship experience, students are given a formal evaluation from their supervisors. The evaluation provides feedback with regards to the student’s overall performance throughout the internship in areas such as communication, appearance, professionalism, knowledge/use of relevant technology, and attendance.
