Network Charter School

In an effort to prioritize community wellness, we will be closing the school on Thursday and Friday. Combined with the already scheduled day off on Monday, we hope that this five-day break will help curb the spread of illness in our community.

With the number of staff currently out, the added strain on our instructional assistants and substitutes, and guidance from health professionals regarding the risk of back-to-back illnesses, we believe this is the most appropriate step to support the health of our school community. Additionally, we recognize the high number of student absences and the ongoing health concerns for those still attending.

We appreciate your understanding and support as we take this step to promote the well-being of our students, staff, and families. We hope this time off allows our community to focus on their wellness; we will see you on Tuesday 2/18!

Come support outdoor education! Who's eating pasta with us? 🍝

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Come play some Bingo and help us get to Yosemite.

Hope to see you tomorrow!

High school students only hope too see u there

Last day is Friday! Join us at Alton Baker Park at 11:00 am for a ceremony and pizza

Reminder: Today is an early release day- Students will be dismissed at lunch time

Parents and students! Please complete this short (3 questions) survey about the attendance policy at NCS. We value your feedback!

Attendance Policy Feedback

March 12-16 is testing week. Students should report to school for half day sessions.

7th, 8th, 11th, 12th grades- meet at main site

9th and 10th grades- meet at MECCA, HeartWise, or the Yurt

AM session- 8:25-11:25

PM session- 12:25-3:25

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