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Important Parent Information
Parents have the right to receive information or communicate with a staff member at their school or Board of Education (BOE) office in their language. If you or someone you know needs help, tell your school’s principal or parent liaison to call the Newark BOE at (973) 733-7333 or email hello@nullnps.k12.nj.us.
Attendance
Attendance manual provides helpful school and central office based resources. It includes flowchart and information for the day to day activities of attendance counselors.
The guides include processes, resources and is an informational guide to acquiring HI services.
Notifies parent that their child does not reside in Newark and will be un-enrolled. Offers information for appeal.
Bilingual
Board Relations
Early Childhood
Food Services
Guidance
Description: Beginning with the Class of 2022 (and beyond), each graduating high school senior in Newark is required, as part of the district's new graduation requirement, to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid or the NJ Alternative Financial Aid Application.
Why is the FAFSA/NJAFAA a graduation requirement?
Research indicates two-thirds of almost all living wage jobs will require a postsecondary credential. Training for credentials can be expensive and entrance applications can sometimes be challenging. The Newark Board of Education is committed to preparing all students for the transition from high school to multiple pathways after graduation – both college and career. We support FAFSA/NJAFAA for all graduates. Filing is free. We will help students and families answer questions and successfully complete the process.
Health Services
HIB / Discipline
Enrollment
Pupil Transportation
Frequently asked transportation questions and answers for families
Home to School Transportation Information for Families
Records Request
This document is used to request various types of records.
Safe Return Plan
Special Education
Project Child Find is a process mandated by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004, the federal regulations that dictate how each state provides special education services. This program requires that local school districts assist with the identification of children from age 3 through 21, who may be developing or learning differently.
The mission and vision of the Special Education department.
Special Education Medicaid Initiative (SEMI) Parental Consent Form.
List of Special Education Programs in the Newark Board of Education.