New Student Enrollment Open House!
Thursday, May 26, 2022
10:00 AM
242 Hoyt Street
Brooklyn NY 11217
Please see attached flyer for more information.
Thursday, May 26, 2022
10:00 AM
242 Hoyt Street
Brooklyn NY 11217
Please see attached flyer for more information.
Good morning,
I hope you all had a good weekend.
Here we are at the end of marking period 3, time is flying. All work needs to be submitted by Thursday 12:30 pm so that grades can be entered. If you are missing assignments, you can e-mail your teachers to get, you have a few days left and can still get this done!
As of today, the June Regents are scheduled to be given with no waivers given. If you are enrolled in a Regents class, you are expected to take them. If this information changes, I will let you know.
As a reminder that all students will be dismissed every Wednesday after 6th period. This is big change in our daily schedule but an important one. This will begin on Beginning on Wednesday April 13th, all students will be dismissed at the close of 6th period at 2:12pm and follow the same way each Wednesday going forward. This will happen with A, B and C week students regardless of if it is their academic or internship week. 6th period classes on Wednesdays will rotate on a weekly basis so that students continue to see their afternoon teachers on a regular basis on these days. This change will allow us vital time for professional development, administrative duties and curriculum/lesson planning which we are hoping will allow us to elevate instruction in every class throughout the week. We hope that this will also allow additional time for our students to complete classwork and internship research papers at home on their own time. We are excited for this change and believe it will be a positive change for both our students and staff going forward.
Thank you to all of you that have been calling the school ahead of time to let us know of students needing to leave early for appointments, this really does help us.
Congratulations to our students that have continued to complete their internship papers, we know this is a great deal of work and effort and it is paying off. Well done!
Dates to be mindful of:
4/14- End of marking period 3
4/15-4/22-Spring Break- School is closed
4/25-School back in session
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out- Have a GREAT week.
Donna Lobato
Principal
Good Afternoon,
I hope you all had a good weekend.
Ramadan Mubarak to those that observe Ramadan.
We are nearing the end of marking period 3, on the 14th. Do make up and hand in any missing assignments soon so that they can be put in Jupiter. As of today, Regents are being given and have not been canceled. If you are scheduled for a Regents class, you will need to take it to fulfill that requirement with waivers not being given. If this information changes, I will let you know.
We are excited that student internships are opening up and students are now starting to be placed. To all new students and families, before COVID students were placed in various business and community settings where they learn and practice valuable workplace skills such as communication, time management, problem-solving, interpersonal skills, etc... Students in the program will be expected to be placed as we gain more sites. Instead of coming to the school, they will report to their site, this will be approximately 20 hours per week. You will be notified once a placement has opened until then you are to report to school during internship week. This is only for A/B week students. If you have any questions please reach out to Ms. Wigfall, Ms. Aska, or me.
Ms. Felder will continue to send out information regarding senior activities so be on the watch for this, some of this is time-sensitive. The senior committee has a lot of fun activities planned.
If you need to leave early please notify the school in the morning so that we are aware and security is properly informed. We do appreciate your help in keeping appointments for times when school is not in session.
· Dates to be mindful of:
· MP3 Ends on 4/14
· 4/15-First day of spring break-school reopens on 4/25
Have a great week,
Donna Lobato
Principal
Please see attached flyer for details!
Good morning,
Happy Spring!!
As a reminder to those that received an incomplete on your internship paper for the fall semester, the due date to submit for a grade is 3/30. Papers will not be accepted after this date for a grade and the incomplete will turn to an F, you have time to get them done so you can get a grade and credit!!
Friday 3/25 is a remote instructional day for students and the school will not be open. All assignments will be posted on Juno Pods and are graded assignments so makes sure you complete them. Staff will also have limited access to e-mails during the day.
As of now June Regents are being given with no waivers being given. Do make sure you are coming in so that you are up to date on the work and will be fully prepared for this. If you are scheduled in a Regents class, this means that you are taking the Regents in June If this information changes, I will let you know.
SunSlips are up and running! Do remember as you get them to put them in the envelope in the café so that they can be counted, and you can turn them in for snacks and other rewards. Same for SunBucks- be here by 9:15 and you will be given a Sunbucks that can also be turned in for snacks during lunch.
Seniors, Be on the lookout for information on senior pictures and activities- A lot of fun things are being scheduled.
Dates to be mindful of:
3/25- Remote instructional day- the building will be closed
3/30-last day for incompletes in internship papers
4/14-End of the 3rd marking period
As always, if you have any questions, please let me know.
Have a great week!
Donna Lobato
Principal
Good morning,
I hope you all had a nice weekend despite the crazy weather we had.
As a reminder to those that received an incomplete on your internship paper for the fall semester, the due date to submit for a grade is 3/30. Papers will not be accepted after this date for a grade and the incomplete will turn to an F. You have time to get them done so you can get a grade and credit!!
I do want to take a minute to remind you of our school bullying policy and procedures, which we take very seriously. If you feel you are being bullied or harassed, you can report this on the DASA (Dignity for All Students Act) form on the school website. You can find this under Policy and Procedures, then Public Reporting and Policies. Here you will see the reporting form under DASA-make sure to click on "Brooklyn Campus." You can, of course, speak to any staff person you feel comfortable with here as well. Once the incident is reported, an investigation will occur with appropriate consequences given depending on the outcome. All reporting is confidential as well as the investigation- no names are given out. If you have any questions about this, please let me know.
SunSlips are up and running! Do remember as you get them to put them in the envelope in the café so that they can be counted, and you can turn them in for snacks and other rewards. Same for SunBucks- be here by 9:15 and you will be given a Sunbucks that can also be turned in for snacks during lunch.
June and August seniors: Be on the lookout for information on senior pictures and activities. A lot of fun things are being scheduled.
Dates to be mindful of:
4/14-End of the 3rd marking period
3/16- Trip to LGBT Conf for students-Citi Field-students going have been notified
As always, if you have any questions, please let me know.
Have a great week!
Donna Lobato
Principal
Overview
New Dawn follows these overarching principles in the administration of its special education program:
Services at New Dawn
New Dawn Charter High School, in keeping with state and federal mandates concerning special education, ensures that all special education programs and services included in a student’s IEP are provided directly to the student during school hours. New Dawn employs three full-time, certified special education teachers. These staff members provide consultation and support to classroom teachers; provide instruction in general education classrooms to special education students, both individually and in small groups; and serve as special education consultants to the overall school community.
Classroom teachers at New Dawn are expected to be highly knowledgeable about the needs of students with disabilities. In addition to understanding their responsibilities toward students with IEPs, they are required to request any support they may need to implement a student’s program and to take all possible steps to implement classroom modifications/ accommodations in accordance with students’ IEPs.
Overview
A student should be identified as an English Language Learner (ELL) if he or she: (1) was not born in the United States and/or has a native language other than English; (2) comes from an environment where a language other than English is dominant; (3) is a Native American or Alaska Native and comes from an environment where a language other than English has had a significant impact on his or her level of English language proficiency; (4) indicates on the Home Language Survey that English is not spoken at home; (5) has already been identified by the NYC DOE as an ELL; or (6) upon interview with a school staff it is deemed the student does not have the requisite English skills necessary to participate fully in classroom learning.
Services
Student in need of English language service are actually integrated into the general education program under an immersion model. The school will directly provide or make referrals to appropriate support services that may be needed by ELL students in order to achieve and maintain a satisfactory level of academic performance. Such services may include individual counseling, group counseling, home visits, and parental counseling.