FSA Information for Families
As we prepare to welcome our students for the 2020-2021 school year, we have examined every aspect of our school day in an effort to provide our students with a safe, healthy environment in which to learn. Please read here to get the latest updated information!
This is your principal, Angie Taillon, with an important message. Please read for more information!
As Charlotte County Public Schools reopens, there will be a number of procedures in place to ensure the safety and welfare of students, employees and, ultimately, the entire community. Please visit this link to read protocols.
During the current pandemic, families have been thrust into extraordinary circumstances that may be life-changing, with short- and long-term effects on children’s well-being.
Please find information regarding our local food banks in the link provided. Please reach out to the school if you need assistance.
The internet can be a dangerous place without proper supervision. Please read the provided information. This information supports the presentation students receive from Officer Nova. Also, in the attached document you'll find Child ID kits.
REPORTING SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES OR THREATS: Students, parents, CCPS employees, and members of the community have a responsibility to report suspicious activities and potential threats to schools. Any suspicious activity or threat shall be promptly reported to one of the following individuals, agencies or reporting tools: • School Resource Officer or local law enforcement agencies. • School Administrator or any available staff member. • The FortifyFL Reporting APP or to the Crimestoppers Tipline (1-800-780-TIPS). • Contacting the Supervisor of District Security and Emergency Management at (941) 255-0808 • Calling 9-1-1. Please click on this link for more information on the FortifyFL App.
This link will take you to NAE's Title 1 information. Please note that our Achievement Family Associate is Christina Smith. Mrs. Smith can be found in the Family Reading and Resource Center or by calling 941-255-7450, ext. 303. This center is open Tuesdays and Thursday at 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. and at 3:10 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Florida's School Public Accountability Reports have been generated to comply with federal legislation that requires annual report cards on the educational progress of schools, school districts, and the state. This report meets public reporting requirements and provides certain additional information of interest on the status of Florida's schools. To View NAE's SPAR Report, click on the link above.
Everything you need to know to keep your kids safe in and around the school bus.
* This list is a compilation of websites that teachers have recommended to parents to increase learning and practice of skills at home. Some websites/resources are not available for all students at all schools. There is also a cost to subscribe to some websites.
This letter is for Kindergarten and First Grade bus riders and the requirement for parent escorts.
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