New Hanover Township School

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    Friday, November 27
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    Thursday, December 17 | 7:00 pm
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    If you are looking for a meaningful way to help local families who are struggling in these extraordinary times, consider donating to the Harvest of Hope Food Pantry, run by New Life Assembly in Wrightstown. At this time they are not accepting food donations, but you can help by making a tax-deductible monetary donation online. Click here or on the logo below to help:
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    If you or someone you know is in need of their services, the food pantry is open the 2nd Saturday of each month at 8:30 am. The next pickup date is Saturday, December 11. If you drive up, a box of food will be placed in their trunk. If you walk to the food pantry, they will set the bag/box out on the side of the church and they can pick it up that way. If you have any questions, contact them at foodpantry@newlifeassembly.tv

    Dear New Hanover Township School Families:

     

    On July 23rd, the New Hanover Township Board of Education accepted a draft district reopening plan. On July 24th, Governor Murphy announced that families can chose a full-time remote learning option. Below, please find the full text of the district’s reopening plan.

     

    The plan contains provisions for two options: in-person and full-time remote learning. The in-person option allows for all students to return to school full time with certain restrictions. Those restrictions are listed in the attached document. In order for the New Hanover Township School District to create a safe, in-person learning environment, we will follow the below listed guidelines:

     

    1. Establish and maintain student cohorts of 12-15 students.
    2. Create physical space that allows for social distancing of 6 feet.
    3. Utilize face coverings.
    4. Actively and consistently screen students and staff for COVID-19 symptoms.
    5. Enhance disinfecting procedures.
    6. Foster community support.

     

    All students are automatically eligible for the full-time remote option. Remote learning will be equal in quality and scope to in-person instruction. To help achieve this goal, the district will make all reasonable efforts to provide technology, health updates, social/emotional supports, and academic supports to all families choosing the full-time remote option. 

     

    Remote learning will occur daily between 9:00am and 3:30pm. Students will be responsible for daily attendance and completing all class assignments before 3:30 pm. Unless otherwise noted by the teacher, daily homework assignments will be due by 9:00am of the next academic day.

     

    If you wish to choose the full-time remote learning option, please contact the district by phone at 609 723 2139 before August 10th. Families wishing to transition from full-time remote back to in-person learning must notify the district by December 1st for a return date of January 4th. In order to return to in-person learning, students must have a doctor’s note indicating medical clearance or a negative COVID-19 test dated no later than December 28th. 

     

    These choices are unlike any other we have faced in our lifetime. I truly wish our most difficult back-to-school decision would be what to wear on the first day. Unfortunately, the virus has stripped us all of that annual rite of passage and replaced it with the difficult decision discussed above. There is no perfect choice. There is no risk free choice. The right choice for your family is the one that is guided by your own circumstance. Please read the attached document and discuss it with your family, trusted friends, medical professionals, or me. 

     

    If you wish to choose the in-person option for your child, you need to take no action. We will be contacting you with further information and instructions. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me at 732 856 0118. 

     

     

    Sincerely,

     

    Dr. Scott Larkin, Superintendent
    New Hanover Township School District

     
     
     Click here to read
    New Hanover Township School's
    2020-21 reopening plan.

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    Kindergarten 2020-2021
    New Kindergarten Parent Questionnaire

    2020 Pre-K Registration
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    A special edition of the
    New Hanover Township School newspaper,
    Panther Press is now available!

    Click here to read. 

    2020 US CENSUS INFORMATION
    PLEASE COMPLETE
    When you respond to the census, your answers are kept anonymous. They are used only to produce statistics. The U.S. Census Bureau is bound by law to protect your answers and keep them strictly confidential.
     
     Click here for the latest NHTS COVID-19 updates  
     

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     Pre-Pay Breakfast/Lunch/Snack

      
     
    If you wish to pre-pay for your child's breakfast, lunch or snack, complete the payment form and return it with your check.  Make checks payable to NHTS Board of Education. Please put your child's grade and name in the memo column of the check. If you do not want your child to purchase snacks with the money, please let us know that so we can mark it in the system.
     
     
    Our Mission Statement
    The New Hanover Township School District creates a passion for the life-long learning in our community. We foster productive, patriotic, respectful citizens in a safe, active environment. Using National Standards, our quality instruction supports student achievement through academic excellence. We prepare our students to function, grow and thrive proudly in a global society.
     
     

     

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