JLNSCS - Admissions

Admissions

The Joseph Littles-Nguzo Saba Charter School has an open enrollment policy, which allows parents the opportunity to enroll their child at anytime during a given school year. We believe in Parental Choice, which gives the parent the freedom to choose US as their academic source.

Student Body:
*140-220

Classroom Environment:
*Small Classrooms -18-20 students
*One-on-One
*Small Group Activities
*Specialized In-class Tutoring
*Socialized Behavioral Development

Grassroots approach has been our way of reaching families. We have depended on parents, students, and staff for promoting the school. Our focus has been on communities where families are either economically and/or socially challenged. We know that many families are operating in "survival" mode and we MUST reach the family where they are. We encourage and empower our parents to understand that their present circumstances are NOT indicative of their future. We teach that one's actually situation is NOT the reality of their destiny.

Enrollment:
*Obtain Enrollment Packet
*Complete packet in full - Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, recent Physical, last Report Card
*Submit completed Enrollment Packet
*JLNSCS Parent Liaison will contact families via Postal mail or phone regarding Interview with school Principal
**Kindergarten - checklist from Head Start, Pre-school, or private programs (if applicable)
***Seventh Grade - Booster Shot Records

Interview:
*Principal shares school's Mission and Vision with families, school expectations of students and families
*Required Family participation
*Parents share their expectations of school and the academic and behavioral concerns of the child
*Completion of registration forms which include Parent/Student Participation forms, Student Behavioral Contract, Ma'at, Nguzo Saba, Dress Code Policy

School Uniforms:
*Young men wear red collar shirts with school emblem and logo
*Young ladies wear green collar shirts with school emblem and logo
*Shirts - purchased at JLNSCS

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Thoughts about African Centered Education?

	Valuable alternative for Black parents and children.
	Should be a part of all schools.
	Won't make any difference.
	Not necessary.
	I don't know anything about African-Centered Education.

Contact Info

1601 N Tamarind Ave
West Palm Beach, Fl. 33401

Phone
1.561.803.9001
Fax
1.561.803.9096

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