Joseph Littles-Nguzo Saba Charter School

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What type parent would enroll their child(ren) in the Joseph Littles-Nguzo Saba Charter School (JLNSCS)?

A: One who is convinced their child(ren) cannot and will not be effectively educated in the regular public schools; Who is genuinely concerned about their child(ren)'s present and future development and growth as a functional human being.

Q: What type of student should be enrolled in JL-NSCS?

A: Those whose parents want the best for them now and in the future; Those who are considered "at-risk" of failure or under-achievement in regular public schools; Those who need their self-esteem built up and reinforced.

Q: What type teachers should seek employment with JL-NSCS?

A: Those who seek an opportunity to meaningfully and measurably impact students' development; Those who have a "missionary zeal" and enthusiasm for the teaching cause; Those who want to pioneer a visionary, creative, and life-changing educational demonstration in Palm Beach County.

Q: What type of administrators will by drawn to and employed at JL-NSCS?

A: Those with their heads in the clouds and theirfeet on the ground; Pragmatic Altruists; Those who wantto be part of ateam-approach to holistic education, who know that "...it takes a whole village to raise (educate) a child."

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950 North Congress Avenue
Riviera Beach, FL. 33404

Phone
1.561.882.1458
Fax
1.561.882.1460

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