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We are anxiously awaiting the return of

our students onTuesday, September 6th...

a Message from Superintendent Henry Hann

Dear Friends,

Here we are again, approaching the beginning of another exciting new school year after an extremely productive summer. All kinds of preparations for 2011-12 have been underway in the areas of academics and planning; scheduling; classroom preparation; summer mainte-nance of our buildings; computers and buses and more. Dedicated staff have worked very hard work to prepare for a smooth opening of our schools on Tuesday, September 6. We appreciate all their ef-forts! In addition this summer, EXCEL project work has been vigorously underway

since school let out in June inside and outside of all five school buildings and the bus garage. EXCEL (Expanding our Children’s Education and Learning) project upgrades however, that include making health, safety, technology, accessibility, energy and physical capacity expansion capital improvements, will not all be immediately apparent. A lot of the work this summer has included roofing, plumbing, electrical, heating and ventila-tion upgrades and other vital infrastructure improvements inside and outside of the school. One of the more obvious improvements was tearing up the section of the road between the Newark High School and Middle School campuses beginning at the entrance way off Peirson Av-enue. The upgrade has resulted in not only a much needed new roadway, but significant drainage improvements that were made while the road was torn up. An adjacent student parking lot to the south has been paved and the student parking lot o the north has been repaved. The four tennis courts on the NHS/MS campus were replaced with six new ones. Old bleachers on both the home and away sides of the NHS football field have been replaced along with the press box area. Handicapped accessibility and parking lot issues in and around the sports com-plex area have also been addressed. Other obvious changes are a new reception area that has been built in the High School foyer and extensive renovation work to science classrooms is underway and will be completed by the sec-ond semester of the upcoming school year. While extensive EXCEL project work has been done this summer, it is far from complete. A lot of less intrusive work will be done inside buildings during the school year, with the tempo and work load picking up again when school lets out next June. The project should be final-ized by December 2012. In closing, I hope everyone enjoys the remaining days of summer vacation and I look forward to seeing all of you on opening day September 6. It is going to be another wonderful school year!

Henry Hann

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NEWaRK HiGH SCHooLCLaSS oF 2011

GRaDuatiNG WitH HoNoRS

VALEDICTORIAN KELLY EBERLE 97.69SALUTATORIAN ALLISON WILCK 96.77

SuMMa CuM LauDE GRaDuatES

“WitH GREatESt HoNoR”

(with an average of 96.0+)

CHELSEA POWERASHLEY PUTMAN

MaGNa CuM LauDE GRaDuatES

“WitH GREat HoNoR”(with an average of 93.0+)

KATHERINE CLEMONSMIRANDA DEROOELIJAH EBANKSZOEY HOUSER

GREGORY HUGHESEMILY LYMAN

HANNAH MARVINANNA PATTON

CASSONDRIA SERGENTALEXANDER SYNESAEL

NICHOLAS YAGERKATELYN ZONNEVILLE

CuM LauDE GRaDuatES“WitH HoNoR”

(with an average of 90.0+)

LANDON ALVARADOALYSSA BREE

ERIC DIAMONDTHOMAS DOWNER KATRINA FEDCZUK

EMMA GIBSONBROOKE KELLERRACHEL MAZUR

BRANDON MESSECAREMILY MIDDLEBROOKMATTHEW OBERDORF

ANNA PEARSON

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WELCoME BaCK HiGH SCHooL StuDENtS!Kevin Whitaker, High School Principal

The time has come for me to welcome everyone back for the 2011-2012 school year! While our recent graduates are off to col-leges and careers, we have been engaged in a great deal of summer preparation, not the least of which has been construction-related. We are looking forward to another great opening in September. Our hardworking faculty and staff have been diligently planning and participating on curriculum development teams and other important committees in order to make your child’s educational environment the best pos-sible. Throughout the summer, the administrative and counseling staffs have been busy working out the final details of schedules, and we have also finalized the hiring and training of necessary staff members. We are proud to say that our teaching staff contin-ues to be second-to-none. As in the past, our school year will kick off for our Freshman class students with a special program as we welcome them and our link leaders back in Sep-tember for the Freshman Link Crew Orientation on August 30th (9AM to NOON, for incoming Freshman students only). This program is part of our continuing commitment to student success, community building, as well as to building leadership capacity in our Ju-niors and Seniors. We are all looking forward to the continuation of this exciting and important program. Freshman parents will be hearing from their child’s link leader soon about attending. Additionally, that same evening, we will again offer our Freshman Parent Orientation from 6:00PM to 7:30PM on Tuesday, Sep-tember 1st in the high school auditorium (parents and students welcome). We will have a short information session, complete with a question-and-answer period, followed by self-led tour of the building. Parents and students will have the opportunity to note key locations like lockers, classrooms, the guidance and counseling office, and the cafeteria. Students will have the chance to do much of this during the day, so your son or daughter will likely serve as your tour guide! Please remember that our first day of school for all students is Tuesday, September 6th, and is a regular, full day of school. We will follow our regular daily schedule - classes begin at 7:30 a.m. and last un-til 2:30 p.m. Our staff members are eager to see our students return and ready to get right to work. As in years past, our schedule for the first week will begin with time in classes for teachers to introduce them-

selves and explain the rules and expecta-tions for their courses. This will be followed later in the week by some time for students to touch base with counselors and assistant principals. The counselors and principals will discuss important building-wide information and expectations that students need to know or be reminded of.

Important notes and annual reminders: As our kids transition from “summer clothes” to “school clothes”, they tend to forget that our dress code prohibits tank tops, bare midriffs, tops with “spa-ghetti” straps, visible undergarments, and see-through garments. While it is easy to slip into clothing habits that may be comfortable outside of school, it is impor-tant that we keep a focus on learning and achievement here at the high school, and clothing such as this can be a distraction from that mission. Please understand that students wearing inappropriate attire will be asked to change their clothing. If a student refuses to do so, the student discipline code will be enforced. Student dress falls under a Newark Board of Education approved Code of Conduct that was required as part of a NYS legislative law several years ago. I ask that you help us maintain a distraction-free learning environment by helping our students choose clothing that is appropriate for a school setting. It is important to note that the student use of electronic devices (CD player, MP3 player/iPod/iPod Touch, cell phone, PSP, radios, headphones, etc.) is not permitted during class hours (7:30 AM to 2:30 PM). I am once again asking for your cooperation and assis-tance with this matter because it tends to resurface periodically. As a result of our society becoming more “connected” through technology, schools (and the com-munity at large) see more personal electronic devices. As these technologies evolve, cameras and video ca-pabilities are standard features of these handheld devices. These technologies not only pose the problem of interruption of the instructional process, but also very serious y issues as well. We have, and will continue to remind students that the first offense infractions of the electronics policy will result in confiscation of the device, to be returned to the student at the end of the day, and any offense thereafter will result in confiscation and a parent must pick up the device after


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WELCoME BaCK MiDDLE SCHooL StuDENtS!Mark Miller, Middle School Principal

Dear Middle School Families and Students,

Welcome back to a brand new school year! If you have travelled past the middle school over the summer you will have noticed that we have been very busy doing our first part of our two year construction project in our building. Our entire school has a brand new roof, some cos-metic changes have been done to many of our rooms and we will be putting in some carpet-ing and re-doing some of our bathrooms in the near future. Because school will begin in the middle of this two year project, some parts of our school won’t look as “shiny” as we are used to on the first day of school. I know that you will be patient and understanding as our cus-todial staff works hard with our construction crews to have our school clean, ready and open on the first day of school!

Here are just a few reminders about the open-ing of our school this year:

• 6th Grade and New Student Orientation is August 29th at 6pm in the Middle School Auditorium. Parents and families should come with their 6th grade students as we help transition everyone to your new school and staff.

• The first day of school is September 6th. The school will be open to students at 7:15 a.m. Students may enter the front en-trance of the school or the cafeteria until 7:25 when students will be dismissed to their homeroom. Homeroom assignments will be posted alphabetically all around the school and students will receive a new schedule in their Homeroom class.

• Homeroom will be extended on the first day of class to help students set up lockers and become acclimated to their new teams and grade level expectations. There will be grade level assemblies on the first day of school to help kick off our school year on a positive and focused note.

• We are asking that all 7th and 8th grade students please wait until September 6th this year to set up your lockers, as construction and clean up will still be going on in our building until the first day of school.

• Open House this year is September 29th, 2011 at 7pm. Please bring your whole family as this is an important evening when students, parents and staff get to connect and plan together a new, positive school year. Our Parent Teacher and Student Association will be conducting a drawing that night for prizes for students who did hard work on their summer reading proj-ects, as well!

• Keep in mind that all students have until the second week of school to read two novels, one article and either do a project on these read-ings or take a test. If you have any questions about these, please feel free to contact us at the middle school.

This has been a wonderful summer with wonder-ful weather. Many of our staff and students have worked hard together to prepare for the upcom-ing school year. I’m honored to be the first to welcome you back to what promises to be our best school year yet. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call us at the Main Office.

See you on the 6th,

Mr. Miller


WELCoME BaCK KELLEY SCHooL StuDENtS!Chris Mizro, Kelley School Principal

Dear Parents: I would like to welcome parents and students to Kelley School for the 2011-2012 school year. Another summer is coming to an end and we have been busy planning many exciting and meaningful activities for our children. The following information should be useful to you as you plan for the upcoming school year. School will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2011. Students will begin their day at 8:40am and end at 3:15pm. The district will continue to provide busing for all elementary school students. We are encouraging you to take advantage of this. If your child is a bus rider, please begin send-ing him/her on the bus on the first day of school. This will help students to become familiar with their bus numbers and the bus rules. Bus riders will enter and exit through the rear of the building. Staff will be stationed to assist the students at arrival and dismiss-al. In the event your child should walk or be dropped off, please DO NOT have them arrive before 8:35am. There is NO SUPERVISION until that time. These students should enter through the front doors only. Bicycle racks will be available near the front of the school for those students who choose to ride their bikes. Students MUST lock their bicycles to the bi-cycle rack. Skateboards, rollerblades or "heelies" are not allowed to be used on school property. Walkers will be dismissed through the front doors at approximately 3:15pm. (3rd grade walkers are dismissed at 3:11, 4th grade at 3:13 and 5th grade at 3:15pm.) Third grade walkers will get picked up in front of the school, 4th grade walkers will get picked up on Scott Street and 5th grade walkers will get picked up on Lillie Street, just as we did last year. We will continue this until the inclement weather prevents this system and we will notify parents when all walkers get picked up in front of the school due to weather. (More information will be coming home on dismissal procedures.) Students riding the bus will begin dismissal at approximately 3:20pm through the rear of the building. Please remember that the first few days of school the bus students WILL BE ARRIVING HOME LATE. This is due to the students finding the buses, the drivers adjusting to the routes, and we ask for your understanding and patience in this process. Remember, should you need to drop off a student after the beginning of the school day, please enter through the front doors of the building only and sign your child in at the table in the front foyer. You may park in front of the school between 9:00am

and 1:30pm only so as not to interfere with dismissal. We do have buses that arrive in the front of our building at 1:45pm to pick up students and we need to have that area clear at that time. Please send a note to the school office to notify us of any changes in your child's trans-portation to or from school. In emergency situations, please call the school office to notify us about changes in transportation. If the office has NOT been notified of a change, (i.e. no note, no phone call) your child MUST follow his/her normal routine even if he/she

is telling us they must go somewhere else. Please make sure to keep all emergency contact information up-to-date. Too often we try to notify parents during the school day only to find they have changed their phone numbers and not notified the school and the child is unaware of the new number. Any time you change your cell phone, your home phone, babysitters, etc….please notify the office immediately. If you enter the building for ANY REASON, you must first sign in at the reception desk in the front foyer, where we have a monitor stationed. Please obtain a visitor or volunteer pass from the monitor before you go to any part of the building. If the monitor is away from the table, you must come directly to the main office to sign in and receive a pass. This is a policy that EVERYONE must follow and it is to ensure the safety of our students. Your child will receive a student planner/handbook and Free/Reduced Meal Application on the first day of school. Please return the Free/Reduced Meal Application (when applicable) to school by September 16th. Breakfast may be purchased for $1.00 and lunch for $1.75. The Kelley School Open House is scheduled for Thursday, September 22nd at 6:30pm. School pictures will be taken on Friday, October 14th. The Kelley School office is open each day during the school year from 8:00am - 4:00pm. We welcome your interest and involvement in ev-erything that happens here at Kelley School and I encour-age you to join our very active PTA. Join your child for lunch whenever you can! You are always welcome at Kelley School! Again, we want to extend our warmest welcome to you.! Please feel free to contact us with any questions, ideas or concerns you may have. We are looking forward to a really great year!

WatCH FoR MoRE iNFoRMatioN oN ouR PiCNiC iN tHE PaRK tHat taKES PLaCE

JuSt BEFoRE oPEN HouSE!!


WELCoME BaCK PERKiNS SCHooL StuDENtS! Sue achille, Perkins School Principal

On behalf of the Perkins School fac-ulty and staff, we wish to welcome you and your child to the 2011-2012 school year. You may find the following information useful in preparing for the school year. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call us at 332-3315.

Children may enter the building each day at 8:40 AM, with the actual start of the school day being at 8:55 AM. Perkins School students should not arrive at school before 8:40 AM. Dismissal is at 3:10 PM. Times will vary the first few days of school until the bus routes have been estab-lished. Questions regarding bus routes and times can be answered by calling the bus garage at 332-3330.

Student Drop-off/Pick-up: Parents driving their children to school should use the student drop-off area in front of the main entrance in the parking lot on the west side of the building (clock tower). There will be signs designating the area for dropping off at the curb. If you wish to drop your child off in the front loop on the Maple Avenue side of the building, you may do so, however, adult supervision will only be provided at the location of the main entrance.

Dismissal: Students who are picked up will be dis-missed to the small gym at 3:10 PM. Doors will remain locked until that time. When picking your child up from school, you must park your car and enter the building through the doors on the front of the build-ing (Maple Avenue side). Students who are picked up will be waiting inside of the gym, and must leave the building accompanied by a parent/guardian or their designee.

Walking Children to Classrooms: The first week of school, we understand that many parents want to walk their child to the classroom. We would then ask the parents to encourage their children to find their way to the classroom on their own. You will find that their self-confidence increases as they become more familiar with the routine.

Breakfast and Lunch: Breakfast and lunch will be served on the first day of school. Prices for school meals will be as follows: Breakfast - $1.00Lunch - $1.80White Milk - $.50, Chocolate Milk - $.50 Ice Cream - $.50

Parents will be notified of any price changes throughout the school year. Monthly menus are sent home. Changes of Babysitter, telephone Numbers, Etc.: Parents are asked to notify both the SCHOOL AND THE BUS GARAGE if your child rides a bus when there is a change, even for one day, in your child’s regular routine. This might include but is not limited to, a change in babysitter, telephone

number, parent job, address, etc. Any request for change to the normal routine must be made by calling the school and/or transportation department or sending a note to school to notify your child’s teacher. Perkins School Pta: Perkins School PTA is continuing their tradition of providing a strong connection between home and school. We are proud of the accomplishments of our PTA and the many activities and events they sponsor for our students throughout the school year. For further information regarding PTA, contact the PTA President: Nicole Lanse at 331-6143.

absences: Please call the Perkins School office (332-3315) or the Perkins School nurse’s office (332-3312) when your child will not be in school. For safety reasons we will call each family of an absent child unless we get your call. A written excuse for any absence is required even if you have called the absence in to the school.

visitors to the Building: all visitors must sign in and out when entering and exiting the school at the greeter’s table inside of the main entrance, which is located on the first floor. Upon signing in, visitors will be given a visitor’s pass. If you need to sign your child in or out of school, you must proceed into the main office. For building security purposes, admission to the building from 8:30-3:15 will be through the front office door, by the clock tower only. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated.

Please Check the Perkins School webpage on the District website for general information. That address is http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.com (select Perkins School).

Welcome to the new school year--we look forward to many fun and exciting learning experiences with our students at Perkins School this year!


WELCoME LiNCoLN SCHooL StuDENtS & FaMiLiES!!Donna Buck, Lincoln School Principal

On behalf of the Lincoln School faculty and staff, we would like to welcome you to the 2011-2012 school year. We look forward to an exciting year with our students at Lincoln School! The fol-lowing information may be helpful to you, but if you have any questions, please contact our main office at 332-3342 or check out our Webpage! It has all the current activities, upcoming events and pictures of all the events as we go through the year. There you will also find important, general information that may be helpful.

Schedule: School will begin on Tuesday, September 6th with a full day schedule for all classes: UPK/Pre-K, Kindergarten, first and second grades. Classes are from 8:55 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Mrs. DeLong’s morning and afternoon Pre-K classes also begin on September 6. The morning session is from 8:55 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.; the afternoon class begins at 12:45 p.m.

Morning Arrival: Lincoln School children should arrive no earlier than 8:40 a.m. since there is no supervision before that time. The tardy bell rings at 8:55 a.m. All students enter the building through the main entrance in the back of the building. Entering the lot from Frey Street, there is a special loop in the parking area for parents who are dropping off their children. Staff will meet and assist students in crossing the bus loop. All students and parents enter through the main doors.

Afternoon Dismissal: All students will be dismissed through the same main entrance by the bus loop. Parents who wish to pick up their children at dismissal time should use the special loop in our parking lot. The driveway in the front of the building is for buses only and is one-way from North Main Street. Please note that we have moved our visitor parking spots in order to assist parents who wish to come in to the school to pick up/drop off their children. Please do not park in restricted (striped) areas- use the visitor’s spots we’ve made available! Please also remember that, for safety reasons, we ask parents to wait in our Welcome Center in our main foyer if you are picking your child up from school. ALL students leaving the building before dismissal MUST be signed out by a parent or guardian in the main office.

Lunches: Lunches will be $1.80. Breakfast is $1.00. Cookies are $.30. Milk and Ice Cream are $.50. Menus will be available at school and also posted on the District page. A daily snack, but not lunch, is provided for our half-day UPK students; full-day Pre-K students will receive a regular lunch in the cafeteria. Lunch money should be sent daily or weekly so that students are prepared for lunchtime. Please refer to the student handbook for information on our online NutriKids program.

Art, Music, Library, and Physical Education: These classes will also begin on September 6. A reminder that sneakers are needed for PE classes and an Art smock (old t-shirt or shirt) is needed for Art class. This is also necessary for full-day Pre-K students.

Permission Slips: Please notify us in writing if your child is to make a change in his/her daily schedule. If a child does not have a note from you, your child will follow their regular routine dismissal. If this is an emergency change, then call our main office as soon as possible in the day so that notice can be given to staff and the transportation department. If your child arrives late for school, you must sign him/her in at the office. When you pick up your child before dismissal, you must first sign him/her out in the office. Anyone entering the building at any time must first stop at the visitor’s desk to be signed in. These are important mea-sures to ensure the safety of all our children.

Absence or Illness: Please notify our school nurse at 332-3349 when your child is not coming to school. She will contact each family of an absent child unless she receives a call first. A written excuse for any absence is required even if you have called the absence in to the school.

Changes in Babysitter, Telephone Numbers, Residency, Jobs, Etc.: Please let us know of changes as soon as possible by phone or with a note. In an emergency, having correct information for all the above is vital.

Transportation: Information regarding bus routes and approximate times are included in this District Newsletter. If you have questions regarding transportation, please call the transportation department at 332-3330.

First Day: For the first day of school, children are asked to bring pencils, wear or bring sneakers and either carry a lunch from home or bring lunch money. Included in the August mailing, along with your child’s class assignment, was a supply list. Your child’s teacher will send home information about other school supplies, schedules, etc. Being prepared that first day is important to ensuring a good start to the school year. Check the Lincoln School webpage on the District website for general information. That address is http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.com (select Lincoln School). Also remember that bus routes change every year and so the first few days, there will be delays in arrival and pickup times between home and school. This is expected and usually every-one is back on schedule within a couple of days, so we ask for your patience that first week of school.


Census information Needed

To all Parents/Guardians,The school district needs your help in locating

and identifying students with disabilities who reside in the district. If you suspect your child, age 3-21, has a disability, and he/she does not receive special education services currently, please send the following information to:

Newark Central School DistrictPupil Services Office100 East Miller StreetNewark, NY 14513

The Pupil Services Office will contact you by letter or phone to assist you with the next steps in the process of determining if your child has a disability.

Parent/Guardian Name(s): ____________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: _________________________

Relationship to Child: ____________________ ____________________________________

Child’s Name: __________________________

Suspected Disability: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Please Clip & Mail to the above address

Lincoln School article Continued:

PTA: We are very proud of the accomplishments of our Lincoln PTA in establishing a strong connection between home and school. We encourage you to join our organization and to participate with your child in the many PTA sponsored events that take place throughout the year. More information will be sent home with your child and also be available at Open House.

REMiNDERS:• Pre-K orientation, Thursday, September 1 from

4-6:00 pm. (includes a bus ride)• We also invite all new students in Grades 1 and

2 to have a tour of the school that afternoon• Lincoln School Open House, Tuesday evening,

September 27, from 6:30-7:30 pm.

as the saying goes, “it takes a community

to raise a child”…

We hope you will join our school community and enjoy a wonderful and exciting school year with us at Lincoln!

two Kelley School 5th Grade students gaze in amazement across

the New York harbor at the Statue of Liberty. See pg. 24 and

the District’s Website for more details on their June 3rd trip.


NEW REQuiREMENt – BMi SuRvEY

As part of a required school health examination, a student is weighed and his/her weight is measured. These numbers are used to figure out the student’s body mass index or “BMI”. The BMI helps the doctor or nurse know if the student’s weight is in a healthy range or is too high or too low. Recent changes to the New York State Education Law required that BMI and weight status group be included as part of the student’s school health examination. A sample of school districts will be selected to take part in a survey by the New York State Department of Health. If our school is selected to be part of the survey, we will be reporting to New York State Department of Health information about our students’ weight status groups. Only summary information is sent. No names and no information about individual students are sent. However, you may choose to have your child’s information excluded from this survey report.

The information sent to the New York State Department of Health will help health officials develop programs that make it easier for children to be healthier.

If you do not wish to have your child’s weight status group information included as part of the Health Department’s survey this year, please print and sign your name below and return this form to:

Newark Central School District Office100 East Miller Street

Newark, NY 14513

BMi Survey

Please DO NOT include my child’s weight status information in the 2011-2012 School Survey.

_____________________________________Print Child’s Name

_____________________________________Print Parent’s Name

_____________________________________Parent’s Signature

_____________________________________Date

HEaLtH SCREENiNGS to BE CoNDuCtED

New York State Education Law requires that students receive vision, hearing and scoliosis screening as part of the school health services provided by each public school district. The purpose of this requirement is to detect the presence of health problems likely to impede a student’s learning. We will be conducting these screenings throughout the school year. If the results of the screenings indicate that your child requires further follow-up, you will receive written notification.

As a culminating activity for the Newark-Lyons Summer Reading Camp, where the theme was “Read Like a Detective”, mystery reader Superintendent Henry Hann read to all of the students at an assembly on Wednesday, August 10th at Perkins Elementary School. The story was “The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg”. Following the story, the students used strategies they’ve been focusing on all summer, synthesizing and determining importance, to discuss and answer questions with Mr. Hann. The program is not only a great learning experience but it is fun and engaging for the students who attend. Lindsey Pursel, the intern Principal, who planned the event said, “The students really enjoyed Mr. Hann, as a mystery reader. He played the part perfectly! All week the students were being little detectives, using clues from a riddle to try and figure out who the Mystery Reader would be! The students were so excited. It was a nice way to wrap up the summer reading program!”


BoaRD oF EDuCatioN MEEtiNG SCHEDuLE

2011 - 2012All meetings will be in the

high school large group instruction room at 7:00 PM(Unless otherwise indicated.)

Agendas are posted on the website.

SEPTEMBER 7SEPTEMBER 21 (TV)

OCTOBER 5 (TV)OCTOBER 19

NOVEMBER 2 (TV)NOVEMBER 16

DECEMBER 7 (TV)DECEMBER 21

JANUARY 4 (TV)JANUARY 18

FEBRUARY 1 (TV)FEBRUARY 15MARCH 7 (TV)

MARCH 14MARCH 28

APRIL 4 (TV)APRIL 18

APRIL 25 (4:00 PM at DO)MAY 2 (TV)

MAY 16JUNE 6 (TV)

JUNE 20

BuDGEt HEaRiNG WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2012

BuDGEt votE & ELECtioN TUESDAY, MAY 15, 2012

TV - Board meeting will be on Time Warner

Cable Channel 6 on Saturday’s at 8:00pm and

Sunday’s at 3:00pm following the meeting date.

EMERGENCY CLoSiNGSThe following television and radio

stations will broadcast our

emergency closings:

tv ChannelsWROC (8)WHEC (10)WOKR (13)

R NEWS (Cable)Radio Stations

WDKX (103.9 FM)WVOR/WHAM

(100.5 FM/1180 AM)WACK/WNNR

(1420 AM/103.5 FM)WARM/WPXY/

WCMF/ The ZONE (101.3 FM/97.9 FM/ 96.5 FM/94.1 FM)

WFLK/WNYR (K101.7 FM)

Any changes to this list will be printed in future

newsletters.

District Website address:

http://newarkcsd.school-wires.com

Please note that the address does not include www.

NEWaRK SPoRtS“HotLiNE”332-3247

Call this number for information about athletic

practices, games, transportation, etc.

Information updated daily or as weather dictates.

2011-2012 DiStRiCt CaLENDaR

September 1 Superintendent’s Conf DaySeptember 5 Labor Day HolidaySeptember 6 First Day of School October 7 Evacuation DrillOctober 10 Columbus Day HolidayNovember 11 Veteran’s Day HolidayNovember 23-25 Thanksgiving HolidayDecember 26 - Jan. 2 Holiday RecessJanuary 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. HolidayJanuary 24-27 NYS Regents ExamsFebruary 20 Presidents’ DayFebruary 20 - 24 Winter RecessApril 6-13 Spring RecessMay 28 Memorial Day HolidayJune 13-22 NYS Regents ExamsJune 22 Regents Rating DayJune 22 Graduation

EMERGENCY MAKE-UP DAYSVacation days may need to be used in the event snow emergencies

cause excessive closing of school. (If needed: April 13, 12, 11, 10, 9)


Newark Central School District Board of Education GoLDEN PaSS aPPLiCatioN

Qualifications: 1. You must be a resident of the Newark School District. 2. You must be age 60 or older.

Please send me my Newark Board of Education Golden Pass, which will give me free admission to selected school events. I certify that I meet the qualifications given above.

Name ________________________________________________________________

Street Address _________________________________________________________

Town/Village ___________________________________ Zip ___________________

Return to: Golden Pass, Newark Central School District, 100 East Miller Street, Newark NY 14513.

District offers accident insurance

The school district will continue to participate in a student accident insurance plan to assist parents in meeting their responsibilities for payment of health services for accidental injuries sustained by students during supervised, school-sponsored activities.

Parents must notify the school nurse within 30 days following an injury.

The district will then file an injury report with the insurance company and send claim information to the parents, in the event they wish to file a claim.

For more specific information, contact Robert N. Fogel Jr., at the District Office, 332-3210.

District follows federal law

AHERA is a federal law enacted in 1987 which required all school districts to re-inspect facilities for asbestos-containing materials.

The Newark Central School District facilities have been inspected for the current year and response actions are planned to ensure a continued safe environment for students and employees. Activities include training of maintenance staff to prevent disturbance of asbestos and periodic re-inspection and surveillance activities by trained personnel.

Details of such activities are described in the District’s AHERA Management Plan, which is available for review in the District Office.


NaME titLE tELEPHoNE

General (main switchboard) 332-3200

Henry G. Hann Superintendent 332-3217 Secretary ~ Stacy Schultz

Robert N. Fogel, Jr. Assistant Superintendent 332-3210 for Business Secretary ~ Carol Heald

Yvonne Saner Assistant Superintendent 332-3202 for Curriculum & Instruction Secretary ~ Stacy Schultz

Krista Lewis Director of Pupil Services 332-3209 Secretary ~ Lois Hannan

Sue Carr Personnel Assistant 332-3222

School Psychologists Psychology Office 332-3212

Kevin Whitaker High School Principal 332-3242Greg Herbst High School Assistant Principal 332-3243 Secretaries ~ Pam Trombino, Sandy Tellier, Christine Acquista Athletic Secretary ~ Diane Muilwyk

Mark Miller Middle School Principal 332-3295 Teresa Prinzi Middle School Assistant Principal 332-3296 Secretaries ~ Bobbi Cameron & Vanessa Stewart

M. Christine Mizro Kelley School Principal 332-3326 Secretaries ~ Susan Bieda & Barb Simonse Susan Achille Perkins School Principal 332-3315 Secretary ~ Patty Verbridge

Donna Buck Lincoln School Principal 332-3342 Secretary ~ Deb Snow

Deb Barry Community Education Director 332-3265Deb Barry Volunteer Coordinator 332-3265 Sherry Kearns Work Experience Coordinator 332-3266 Katherine Tiblow Transportation 332-3330Warren Bushart Food Service 332-3262 Craig Stell Facilities and Maintenance 332-3245

PLEaSE NotE: Phone numbers that appear on your Caller ID box are not necessarily the number of the person that called your home. If no message was left, please call the main office of the school your child attends or the main switchboard number. Save this page for future reference.

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annual Notices of RightsNon-Discriminatory Practice

As required by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Newark Central School District, Newark, NY 14513 does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the educational program or activities which it operates. This policy of non-discrimination includes the following areas: recruitment and appointment of employees, employment pay and benefits; counseling services for students; access by students to educational programs, course offerings, textbooks, and student activities.

The official responsible for the coordination of activities relating to non-discrimination is Krista Lewis (332-3209), Title IX Compliance Officer. She will provide information, including complaint procedures, to any student or employee who feels that his or her rights under Title IX may have been violated by the district or its officials.

Limited DisclosureUnless objection to any of the specific items

of information following is submitted in writing by parents or legal guardians or by those students themselves who are over the age of 18 years, the Newark School District herewith gives notice of intention to provide, release or publish in the newsletters, school or student newspapers, magazines, yearbooks or other publications, daily or weekly newspapers, athletic programs, musical or theatrical programs, news releases and/or all of the following information pertaining to students as may be appropriate under the circumstances: name of student, name of parents, address, age, height, weight, grade, major field of study, participation in recognized school activities, extracurricular activities and sports programs, academic honors, achievements, awards, scholarships and similar information. Under Title 34, Part 99, Privacy Rights of Parents and Students, parents who do not desire release of any of the above information must make specific request in writing to the Superintendent of Schools. Failure to make such request shall be deemed consent to release, provide, or publish the directory information during the 2011-2012 school year.

access to Public RecordsThe Freedom of Information Law establishes

your right to inspect the public records of the

Newark Central School District. Requests to inspect school records must be made in writing on a form provided by the district and submitted to Robert N. Fogel, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business, Newark Central School District, 100 East Miller Street, Newark, NY 14513 (telephone 332-3210).

Student Records Family Rights and Privacy act

It is the intent of the Newark Central School District to be in compliance with PL. 93-380 and PL. 94-142, and, therefore, it has established procedures for parents to exercise their rights relative to student records. Newark further intends that each member of its student body has the right of protection against an unwarranted invasion of privacy.

The Superintendent of Schools has developed procedures which recognize that parents and eligible students have the following rights:

*To inspect and review the student’s educational records.

*To challenge the records and to seek to expunge or correct parts which are believed to be inaccurate, misleading, or otherwise improper.

*To file an appeal should the records not be altered in accordance with their request.

*To obtain copies of the student’s records, the policy, and administrative regulations which pertain to records.

Those who are interested in access to student records or the policies of the Newark Board of Education which relate to student records are asked to contact Krista Lewis, Director of Pupil Services, at 332-3209.

the Rehabilitation actThe Newark Central School District, Newark, NY

14513, hereby gives notice that it does not discriminate on the basis of handicap in violation of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The school district further gives notice that it does not discriminate in admission or access to its programs and activities. No person shall be denied employment solely because of any physical, mental, or medical impairment which is unrelated to the person’s ability to engage in the activities involved in the job for which application has been made.

Inquiries concerning this policy may be referred to Robert N. Fogel, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business, Newark Central School District, 100 East Miller Street, Newark, NY , 14513, phone 332-3210.


Notify School District if You Want to Receive Warnings on Pesticide use

New York Education Law Section 409-H, effective July 1, 2001, requires all public and nonpublic el-ementary and secondary schools to provide written notification to all persons in parental relation, fac-ulty, and staff regarding the potential use of pesticides periodically throughout the school year. The Newark Central School District is required to maintain a list of these persons who wish to receive 48-hour prior written notification of certain pesticide applications.

The following pesticide applications are not subject to prior notification requirements:• when a school remains unoccupied for a continuous 72 hours following an application;• antimicrobial products;• nonvolatile rodenticides in tamper resistant bait stations in areas inaccessible to children; • boric acid and disodium octaborate tetrahydrate;• the application of EPA designated biopesticides;• the application of EPA designated exempt materials under 4OCFR 152,25;• the use of aerosol products with a directed spray in containers of 18 fluid ounces or less when used

to protect indi viduals from an imminent threat from stinging and biting insects including venomous spiders, bees, wasps, and hornets;

• silica gel and other nonvolatile ready-to-use, paste, foam, or gel formulations of insecticides placed in areas inaccessible to children.

In the event of an emergency application necessary to protect against an imminent threat to human health a good faith effort will be made to supply written notification to those on the 48-hour prior notification list.

If you would like to receive 48-hour prior notification of pesticide applications that are scheduled to occur in your school, please complete the form below and return it to Robert N. Fogel Jr., the Newark Central School District Pesticide Representative, 100 East Miller Street, Newark, NY 14513. Please feel free to contact Mr. Fogel for further information on these requirements.

Newark School District Request for PEStiCiDE aPPLiCatioN NotiFiCatioN

School Building _____________________ Day Phone# _________________________

Name ___________________________________ Evening Ph# ___________________

address ________________________________________________________________

E-Mail address __________________________________________________________

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7:42

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6:45

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6:

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7:20

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7:05

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7:20

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7:20

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r: J

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6:42

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r: F

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6:50

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6:45

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6:50

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6:55

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7:17

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7:20

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6:

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6:48

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ELEMENtaRY tRaNSPoRtatioNBe aware that each time a change is made in the “normal” transportation routine for a child, it increases the chances of the child becoming confused and can result in such situations as the child getting on the wrong bus or getting dropped off at the wrong location. In an effort to eliminate the likelihood of this happening, we will be strictly enforcing the following guidelines for this coming school year.

CHiLD CaRE tRaNSPoRtatioN REQuEStSFor any child being transported to or from any address other than the home address, a Transportation Application Form must be completed and returned to the Transportation Department.

Requested transportation must be on a “regular basis” meaning that the student’s weekly schedule is the same for the ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR. No changes will be made to existing bus routes or bus stops. The student must board and disem-bark the bus from established stops.

Complete the form to provide all information regarding your child’s transportation needs. If at any time you need to change your child’s regular transportation route, you must complete a new form and submit the form to the Transportation Department. Blank forms are available at all elementary buildings, the Transportation Department and the school district website.

tRaNSPoRtatioN CHaNGESIf a one-time change or revision to your request becomes necessary or other changes, such as your child going home with a friend or if you need to pick your child up early etc., we need you to provide the following:

• 24 hours notice• written and signed note to your child’s teacher, and call the Transportation Department at 332-3330

iF tHERE iS Not a NotE SENt to SCHooL, tHE tEaCHERS aND StaFF WiLL SEND YouR CHiLD HoME oN HiS/HER NoRMaL BuS WitHout EXCEPtioN.

Thank you for your cooperation in this important matter. If you have any questions, call the transportation department at 332-3330 or the main office of your child’s school:

Perkins School - 332-3315Lincoln School - 332-3342Kelley School - 332-3326

CERTIFICATION INFORMATION REQUEST FORMAS PROVIDED FOR IN

THE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACTUnder the No Child Left Behind Act, parents/guardians can learn about teachers’ State certification status and college degrees/majors as well as the qualifications of paraprofessionals providing services to their children if the school is receiving Title I funds. In the Newark Central School District this includes, Lincoln Elementary School, Perkins Elementary School, Kelley Intermediate School and the Newark Middle School. If you wish to request this information, please complete the form below and return it to your principal for authorization.

Parent/Guardian Requesting Information:

Name: ______________________________________________________________

Street/Address: ________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: _______________________________________________________

Telephone: ________________________________

Teacher’s Name: ____________________________

Teacher’s School: ___________________________ Teacher’s Grade/Subject: _____________

Please check the boxes indicating the information you are requesting:

NYS Certification Status College Degree

College Major Paraprofessional Information (if applicable)

Signature of requesting party: ______________________________________________________


NEWaRK CENtRaL SCHooL DiStRiCt CoMMuNitY

EDuCatioNFaLL/WiNtER 2011 - 2012DEBoRa BaRRY, DiRECtoR

PHoNE 332-3265

http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.comCommunity Education Program is under the drop down “People and Community”

PRE-REGiStRatioN iS NECESSaRY

Please call Deb Barry 331-3265 or e-mail [email protected] with questions

No classes will be held on holidays or week-days, and when school is not in session. Please check the Community Education web page for class updates and cancellations.

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to have our instructors share their areas of expertise with you.

DEFENSivE DRiviNG CouRSE (6 hr class)Location: Newark High School, Room 218Date and time: Dates to be determined by class size5:30-8:30pm for two evenings. You will need to attend both days of the class. $40.00/person Minimum participants re-quired** PLEASE CALL OR CHECK OUR WEB SITE IN SEPTEMBER FOR THE COMING CLASS DATES Get a 10% discount on your collision, auto li-ability and no-fault insurance for three whole years and a 4-point reduction on your license, if needed. This informative, 6-hour course will be offered by a certified instructor. It is offered in either two 3-hour evenings or one 6-hour all day session. You will learn traffic laws, roles and responsibilities of the individ-ual driver and defensive driving techniques. This course is approved by the NYS Depart-ment of Motor Vehicles and the NYS Depart-

ment of Insurance.

aDuLt aND FaMiLY SWiMInstructor: Chuck Wirth, Certified lifeguard with a certified student lifeguardLocation: Newark High School PoolDates: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.Time: 7:30 pm – 8:55 PMFee: $2.00 adult/ $1.50/student **Sign in and payment per night**This program will begin September 19th.

aDuLt SWiMLap lane is available for toning and exercise.Instructor: Chuck Wirth, Certified lifeguardLocation: Newark High School PoolDates: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur.Time 7:30-8:55 PMFee $2.00/person ** Sign in and pay-ment per night**This program resumes in September 19th. Instructor: Chuck Wirth, Certified lifeguardLocation: Newark High School PoolDates: Monday thru FridayTime: 5:45 am 6:45 amFee: $2.00/person/session ** Sign in and payment per morning. No prepayment please. ** This program resumes September 12th.

Note: The following class will be offered throughout the fall and winter, 2011-2012 Please either check our web site in September or call Deb Barry at 332-3265 for dates, times and fees.

A minimum number of participants are needed to conduct classes.• Aerobics• Aqua Aerobics• Zumba• Psychic and Intuitive Development• Meditation and Guided Visualization• Introduction to Computers • Various Computer courses of interest• Herbal Spa Course• S.A.T. Preparation Course• Power of Attorney


• Wills, trusts and Guardianships• Ballroom Dancing • Card making• Knitting• Snowmobile Safety Course• Hunter Safety Course• 5 hour Pre-Licensing Course• Introduction to Spanish

WE aRE aLWaYS LooKiNG FoR aNYoNE WHo HaS a SPECiaLtY aND WouLD LiKE to SHaRE tHEiR taLENt WitH otHERS. PLEaSE CoNtaCt DEB BaRRY 332-3265

iF You aRE iNtEREStED iN iNStRuCtiNG a CoMMuNitY EDuCatioN CLaSS.

Community Education ClassesRegistration Form


If registering by mail, send this form, along with fee payment (checks made out to Newark Central School District) to:

Deb BarryCommunity Education Director

Newark High School625 Peirson Ave

Newark, NY 14513

Please register me for the following course:

Course Name: ________________________________________________________ Fee: _______________________________

Course Name: ________________________________________________________Fee: _______________________________

Course Name: ________________________________________________________Fee: _______________________________

Name _______________________________________________________________

*Telephone: ____________________________________

Address______________________________________________________________

*E-mail ______________________________________________________________ * For confirmation purposes

For the entire Ellis Island story and many more photos, please visit the District’s website (http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.com):

Here are some of the student’s thoughts on the trip:

• “This trip meant a lot to me because we learned so much about Ellis Island and then we actually got to go there. . . .When I saw the Statue of Liberty for the first time I felt like an immigrant because the first time the immigrants saw the Statue of Liberty they were excited to know they had made it. . . For some reason I felt that way too! I would like to thank all the people who donated to us and helped make this all happen.” — Jensieli Hernandez

• “My favorite part was . . . the whole trip “Seeing the Statue of Liberty. She was amazing. She was much taller than I ever thought. Ellis Island was also amazing. I can’t believe I was walking on the same floors that my ancestors did. I thank my community for raising the money so that we could go. Thank you.”

• “My first impression when I saw Ellis Island was, this is the best moment a fifth grader could ever have . . .I felt like I went back in time looking at all the belongings immigrants brought with them and the clothing they wore.” — Jacob Verkey

• “When we got to to Ellis Island, I was so excited to get to see it and experience it first hand. When we got inside, I was amazed by all the old pictures and belongings. When we got on the ferry to take us to see Lady Liberty all I could hear was “Yaaaaaaaaa Whooooooooo” very loudly. We got there and had to climb so many stairs. I felt hopeful and free because I could see everything.” — Annalee Brown

Chief David Christler, one of the many volunteer chaperones for the trip:• “The trip was absolutely great,’’ he recently recalled. I think they came back with a greater understanding of

what people went through years ago when they came to this country and went through Ellis Island.” Chris Mizro, Principal of Kelley School’s Sentiments:

• “This trip was phenomenal,’’ Mizro raved afterward. “It did just as we had hoped. It added a powerful dimension to the immigration study unit that these children will never forget. I can't name every single person who I would like to thank individually but let it be said that without the support and efforts of Kelley school staff and especially the fifth grade teachers, Jeff, Robyn, Michele Vair and Bobbi Clifford; the chaperones, our "angels of mercy”_ our school nurses; our community and all who made individual donations this experience would not have been a reality. Our students had the experience of their lives.”

Jeff Hamelinck, Teacher on Special ASsignment at Kelley:• “The entire trip was filled with student excitement and amazement. Students were like sponges. Asking

questions, sharing new learning, and making connections from the experiences they had at school during their unit of study,’’ he said. “What a tremendous opportunity for the students of Newark, many of whom will never have an opportunity like this again.” “The awe of excitement and flashes from cameras was a sight to be seen, heard and never forgotten,’’ he continued.

Ellis Island Trip on June 3rd was a Phenomenal Success!!


LuNCH MENu ~ FoR 1St WEEK oF SCHooL

Kelley, Lincoln & Perkins: tuesday, September 6 Chicken Fingers / Sauce Ham & Cheese Sandwich Tater Tots Vegetable Fruit Milk Welcome Back Cookie

Wednesday, September 7 Cheeseburger / Bun Tuna / Roll Green Beans Juice Pudding Milk

thursday, September 8 Pepperoni Pizza Assorted Sandwiches Tossed Salad Sherbet Milk

Friday, September 9 Chicken Patty / Bun Bologna / Cheese Sandwich Broccoli & Cheese Sauce Fruit Choice Milk

Middle School / High School:

tuesday, September 6Chicken Tenders or Fish on BunTater TotsVegetableFruitMilkWelcome Back Cookie

Wednesday, September 7Cheeseburger or Egg Muffin SandwichGreen BeansJuicePuddingMilk

thursday, September 8Taco or Taco Salad or Turkey WrapBaked BeansDinner RollFruitMilk

Friday, September 9Tomato SoupToasted Cheese or Meatball SubTossed SaladCornFruitMilk


September 2011

TO: Parent/Guardian Re: Breakfast/Lunch/Milk

Children need healthy meals to learn. Newark Central School District offers healthy meals every school day. All students may buy lunch for $1.80 and breakfast for $1.00. Milk may be purchased separately at a cost of $.50. Children from house-holds that meet federal income guidelines (outlined below) are eligible for free meals or reduced priced meals. Reduced price meals cost each eligible student $.25 for lunch and $.25 for breakfast. To apply for free or reduced price meals, submit a Direct Certification letter from the NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance OR complete the enclosed applica-tion, sign it and return it to the District Office as soon as possible. Please refer to the guidelines contained in this letter when completing the application. We cannot approve an application that is not complete, so be sure to fill out all required information.

1. Do I need to fill out an application for each child? No. Complete the application to apply for free or reduced price meals. DO NOT FILL OUT MORE THAN ONE APPLICATION FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD. We cannot approve an appli-cation that is not complete, so be sure to fill out all required information and return it to the District Office at the address above.

2. Who can get free meals? All children in households receiving benefits from Food Stamps, the Food Distribution Pro-gram on Indian Reservations or TANF can get free meals regardless of your income. Also, your children can get free price meals if your household income is within the free limits on the Federal Income Guidelines.

3. Can Foster children get free meals? Yes, foster children that are under the legal responsibility of a foster care agency or court are eligible for free meals. Any foster child in the household is eligible for free meals regardless of income.

4. Can homeless, runaway and migrant children get free meals? Yes, children who meet the definition of homeless, runaway or migrant qualify for free meals. Please call the District Office (315-332-3210) to see if your child(ren) qualify, if you have not been informed that they will get free meals.

5. Who can get reduced price meals? Your children can get low cost meals if your household income is within the re-duced price limits on the Federal Income Chart, shown on this letter.

6. Should I fill out an application if I received a letter this school year saying my children are approved for free or re-duced price meals? Please read the letter you received carefully and follow the instructions. Call the District Office at 315-332-3210 if you have any questions.

7. My child’s application was approved last year. Do I need to fill out another one? YES! Your child’s application is only good for that school year and for the first few days of this school year. You must send in a new application unless the school told you that your child is eligible for the new school year.

8. I get WIC; can my child(ren) get free meals? Children in households participating in WIC may be eligible for free or reduced price meals. Please fill out a Free/Reduced Price Meal application.

9. Will the information I give be checked? Yes, and we may also ask you to send written proof.10. If I don’t qualify now, may I apply later? Yes. You may apply at any time during the school year. For example, chil-

dren with a parent or guardian who becomes unemployed may become eligible for free or reduced price meals if the household income drops below the income limit.

11. What if I disagree with the school’s decision about my application? You should talk to school officials. You may also ask for a hearing by calling or writing to: Robert N. Fogel, Jr., Newark Central School District, 100 East Miller Street, Newark, NY, 14513, 315-332-3203.

12. May I apply if someone in my household is not a U.S. citizen? Yes. You or your child(ren) do not have to be a U.S. citizen to qualify for free or reduced price meals.

13. Who should I include as members of my household? You must include all people living in your household, related or not (such as grandparents, other relatives or friends) who share income and expenses. You must include yourself and all children living with you. If you live with other people who are economically independent (for example, people who you do not support, who do not share income with you or your children, and who pay a pro-rated share of expenses), do not include them.

14. What if my income is not always the same? List the amount that you normally receive. For example, if you normally make $1000 each month, but you missed some work last month and only made $900, put down that you made $1000 per month. If you normally get overtime, include it, but do not include it if you only work overtime sometimes. If you have lost a job or had your hours or wages reduced, use your current income.

15. We are in the military. Do we include our housing allowance as income? If you get an off-base housing allowance, it must be included as income. However, if your housing is part of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative, do not include your housing allowance as income.

16. My spouse is deployed to a combat zone. Is her combat pay counted as income? No, if the combat pay is received in addition to her basic pay because of her deployment and it wasn’t received before she was deployed, combat pay is not counted as income. Contact your school for more information.

17. My family needs more help. Are there other programs we might apply for? To find out how to apply for food stamps or other assistance benefits, contact your local assistance office or call 800-342-3009.


Income Chart: The following chart lists income levels according to household size and income levels received either yearly, monthly or weekly. If your total household income is the same or less than the amounts on the income chart below, your children may be eligible to receive free or reduced price meals.

2011-2012 Income Eligibility GuidelinesREDUCED PRICE ELIGIBILITY INCOME CHARTHousehold Size Annual Month Twice-Monthly Bi-Weekly Weekly1 $20,147 $1,679 $840 $775 $3882 27,214 2,268 1,134 1,047 5243 34,281 2,857 1,429 1,319 6604 41,348 3,446 1,723 1,591 7965 48,415 4,035 2,018 1,863 9326 55,482 4,624 2,312 2,134 1,0677 62,549 5,213 2,607 2,406 1,2038 69,616 5,802 2,901 2,678 1,339For each additional family member add… +7067 +589 +295 +272 +136

How to Apply: To get free or reduced price meals for your children, you may submit a Direct Certification letter received from the NYS Office of Temporary Disability Assistance OR carefully complete one application for your household and return it to the designated office. If you now receive food stamps, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) for any children, or participate in the Food Distribution Pro-gram on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), the application must include the children's names, the household food stamp, TANF or FDPIR number, and the signature of an adult household member. All children should be listed on the same application. If you do not list a food stamp, TANF or FDPIR number for all the children in the household for whom you are applying, the application must include the names of everyone in the household, the amount of income each household member, how often it is received and where it comes from. It must include the signature of an adult household member and the last four digits of that adult’s social security number, or check the box if the adult does not have a social security number. An application that is not complete cannot be approved. Contact your local Department of Social Services for your food stamp or TANF number or complete the income portion of the application.

Reporting Changes: The benefits that you are approved for at the time of application are effective for the entire school year. You no longer need to report changes for an increase in income or decrease in household size, or if you no longer receive food stamps.

Income Exclusions: The value of any child care provided or arranged, or any amount received as payment for such child care or reimburse-ments for costs incurred for such care under the Child Care Development (Block Grant) Fund should not be considered as income for this program.

Nondiscrimination Statement: This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC, 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Meal Service to Children with Disabilities: Federal regulations require schools and institutions to serve meals at no extra charge to children with a disability which may restrict their diet. A student with a disability is defined in 7CRF Part 15b.3 of Federal regulations, as one who has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities. Major life activities are defined to include functions such as caring for one self, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning and working. You must request the special meals from the school and provide the school with medical certification from a medical doctor. If you believe your child needs substitutions because of a disability, please get in touch with us for further information, as there is specific information that the medi-cal certification must contain.

Confidentiality: The United States Department of Agriculture has approved the release of students’ names and eligibility status, without parent/guardian consent, to persons directly connected with the administration or enforcement of federal education programs such as Title I and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), which are United States Department of Education programs used to determine areas such as the allocation of funds to schools, to evaluate socioeconomic status of the school’s attendance area, and to assess educational progress. Information may also be released to State health or State education programs administered by the State agency or local education agency, provided the State or local education agency administers the program, and federal State or local nutrition programs similar to the National School Lunch Program. Additionally, all information contained in the free and reduced price application may be released to persons directly connected with the administration or enforcement of programs authorized under the National School Lunch Act (NSLA) or Child Nutrition Act (CNA), including the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs, the Special Milk Program, the Child and Adult Care Food Program, Summer Food Service Program and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women Infants and Children (WIC); the Comptroller General of the United States for audit purposes, and federal, State or local law enforcement officials investigating alleged viola-tion of the programs under the NSLA or CNA.

The disclosure of eligibility information not specifically authorized by the NSLA requires a written consent statement from the parent/guardian.

We will let you know when your application is approved or denied.


Date Withdrew__________ Attachment IIIA ____F ____R _____D ____*Temp Free Expires_______

2011-2012 application for Free and Reduced Price School Meals/Milk

To apply for free and reduced price meals for your children, read the instructions on the back, complete only one form for your household, sign your name and return it to the District Office or your child’s school . Call 315-332-3210 ,if you need help. Additional names may be listed on a separate paper.

1. List all children in your household who attend school:

2. Food Stamp or TANF Benefits:If anyone in your household receives either food stamp, TANF or FDPIR benefits, list their name and CASE # here. Skip to Part 5, and sign the application.

Name:______________________________________ CASE #__________________________________

3. If any child you are applying for is homeless, migrant or a runaway, please call this number: (315) 332-3217

Homeless Migrant Runaway

4. Household Gross Income: List all people living in your household, how much and how often they are paid (weekly, every other week, twice per month, monthly). If you have listed a foster child above, you must report their personal income.

Name of household member Earnings from work

5. Signature: An adult household member must sign this application and provide the last four digits of their Social Security Number (SS#), or mark the “I do not have a SS# box” before it can be approved. I certify (promise) that all of the information on this application is true and that all income is reported. I understand that the information is being given so the school will get federal funds; the school officials may verify the information and if I purposely give false information, I may be prosecuted under applicable State and federal laws, and my children may lose meal benefits.

Signature:__________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

Email Address: _________________________________________ Last Four Digits of Social Security Number: ***-**- __ __ __ __

Home Phone _________________ Work Phone_____________________

Home Address______________________________________________


With current national attention being focused on childrens health and wellness issues, the Newark Central School Districts Food Service Department is excited to provide parents a convenient, easy and secure online prepayment service to deposit money into your child’s school meal account at any time. This service also provides parents the ability to view your childs account balance through a web site called MyNutrikids.com.

To access these services:1. Simply go to the District website at http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.com2 Go to the District Departments tab3. Click on the Food Services link4. Click on the NutriKids link on the left side of the page. The next screen will provide the link directly to NutriKids.com as well as information regarding the new system. The NutriKids site will allow you to create your account and add money to your childs school meal account. All you need is your childs name, student ID number and school ZIP code. The instructions will guide you through the easy online account set up process. The ID number on the card is the NutriKids ID number that is necessary for online registration. Please contact your childs school for that ID number if you do not know it.

We are very excited to offer these services and are confident this new system will benefit you, your child and the District. However, if you choose not to take advantage of the online prepayment service, you may continue to make advance payments via check, which should be made payable to the Newark Central School District. Please write your child’s full name on the check.

Coaches are needed the 2011-12 for the district Odyssey of the Mind program. Program Coordinator Bobbi Clifford said coaches are typically parents of students who will be participating in the creative, problem solving program, but can also be parents who have previously coached OM teams before or other interested individuals. The OM program encourages students to tap into their own creativity. Through the exercise of developing imaginative paths to problem-solving, they learn skills that will provide them with the ability to solve problems, great and small, for a lifetime. Clifford said students are free to express their ideas and suggestions without fear of criticism and that the creative problem-solving process rewards thinking “outside of the box.” Coaches guide teams of OM students into creative problem-solving approaches. OM programs previously have been at Kelley, Perkins Schools and the Middle School and Clifford prefers there be two coaches for each team.

Persons who are interested in coaching should contact Clifford at [email protected]

odyssey of the Mind Coaches Needed

oNLiNE PRE-PaYMENt SERviCE FoR SCHooL MEaLS iS avaiLaBLE


PHotoS & viDEotaPiNG oF StuDENtS

In the course of providing information regarding

school district events and programs to the community,

photographs and/or videotaping of students does

occur. If a parent or guardian does not wish

photographs or videotaping of their son or daughter

to occur, he or she must notify the building principal

within 30 days of this notice.

Name of StudeNt:

_____________________________________

Please do Not release the name, address and telephone number of my child, ___________________________________, to military recruiters and institutions of higher education.

______________________________________ Parent Signature

____________________________________ date

Dear Parent or Guardian,

Quite often organizations request that school districts provide them with what is commonly called “Directory Information” on students. Included in this category would be the student’s name, address and telephone number. Up until July 1, 2002, a district had to make one of two choices relative to these requests. Either a district said no to all requests or yes to all requests. We were not permitted by law to honor one organization’s request and deny others.

Because of our sensitivity to the privacy concerns of students and parents, we took the position of denying all requests. This type of information does not, therefore, go to any outside group. A change has taken place, however, and that is the subject of this letter .

As part of the federal legislation passed under the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, school districts across our country are now required to provide military recruiters and colleges / universities with each student’s name, address and phone number. You, as the parent, have the right to request that the district not release any of the above information without your prior written consent. However, you must request this every year. If you wish to exercise your right to withhold your consent to the release of the above information, please return the form below to Robert N. Fogel, Jr., Assistant Superintendent for Business, by Friday, September 23, 2011.

Sincerely, Henry G. Hann

Photos from the EXCEL Construction Project work this summer include pictures from the road-way reconstruction at the High School entrance and the new reception area being built in the

High School foyer.


PaRENtaL PoRtaLWhatisInfiniteCampus?Today, all K-12 school districts use some sort of da-tabase system for managing student information and maintaining their records. Infinite Campus is a district-wide student information system designed to manage attendance, grades, schedules, test scores, and other information about students.

WhatistheInfiniteCampusParentPortal?The Infinite Campus Parent Portal is a confidential and secure website. Authorized parents/guardians can access school-related information about their children in real-time.

How do i create a user account so that i can access the Parent Portal?Complete the Parent Portal Request form and mail to:

Kathleen TaneaNewark High School

625 Peirson Avenue, Newark, NY 14513or email the completed form with actual signature (scan of PDF) to: [email protected]

Applications can also be obtained at your child’s open house in the fall.

information accessible:The Newark Central School District reserves the right to add, modify or delete functions viewed via the Internet site at any time without notice, including, but not limited to, the functions listed below.1. Family—family demographic information2. Calendar—indicates assignments due (some HS

and MS staff) and attendance events, select for more details

3. Schedule—student schedule, includes more information for HS and MS students; select class name for current assignments and scores (some HS and MS staff); select teacher name to email specific teacher

4. Attendance—shows attendance for four terms; use legend on right to determine specific at-tendance event

5. Health—immunization information6. Reports

How often is information updated in the Parent Portal?Information is updated in real time.

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school. Additional consequences may apply as well. It is important that you understand that the purpose behind this expectation is to ensure a school environment that is safe, secure, free of electronic interruptions, and where students have an expectation of privacy. This will help us achieve our mission to give all students the opportunity to learn and succeed.

Additionally, Newark High School and FLCC continue to partner via the Gemini Program. This dual-credit pro-gram augments our already powerful academic program and provides qualified students with an opportunity to enroll in select college courses to earn college credit or gain advanced standing in college. FLCC Gemini Rep-resentative will be in our school periodically—look for announcements from our Guidance and Counseling depart-ment. Also, please contact our Gemini Coordinator and Director of our Guidance and Counseling Center, Mrs. Danielle McGavisk, for course offerings and to find out if these classes may be right for your child. For more information about the Gemini Program you can also visit the website at www.flcc.edu and click on Programs For High School Students

Our Fall Athletic Program started on Monday, August 15th for all JV and Varsity teams. Our modified fall season will Start on September 1st, unless otherwise indicated by the coaches. Our entire Athletic Schedule is posted on line under “Athletic Schedules” at http://newarkcsd.schoolwires.com/newarkcsd/site/de-fault.asp Homecoming weekend is scheduled for October 8th and 9th. We are looking forward to the fall season and wish all of our student athletes the very best of luck in their competitions.

Last, but perhaps most importantly, we encourage par-ent participation in our school activities, planning, and in the lives of our students. There are many opportunities for involvement in committees, sports booster clubs, grade-level booster clubs, the shared decision-making committee, and in helping to create the many ceremonies, celebrations and events that take place throughout our school year. Home-School communication is a critical component that we work to strengthen every year. If you want to help out, let me know at [email protected] or 332-3242.

On behalf of the entire staff of Newark High School, welcome back! We are looking forward to continuing to work together toward success this year.


Board of EducationYvonne MacTaggart, PresidentRoberta Colacino, Vice PresidentRob CrowderJoseph DeSantoSusie EarlTeresa HurleyThomas Ledbetter

SuperintendentHenry G. Hann

Newsletter EditorStacy Schultz

Newark Central School District100 East Miller StreetNewark, NY 14513

NoN-PRoFit oRG.uS PoStaGENEWaRK, NY 14513PERMit No. 30

PoStaL CuStoMER

CaLENDaR FoR SEPtEMBER

September 5 Labor DaySeptember 6 First Day of School for StudentsSeptember 7 Board of Education Meeting 7:00 PM - High School LGISeptember 20 Perkins School Open HouseSeptember 21 Board of Education Meeting 7:00 PM - High School LGISeptember 22 Kelley School Open HouseSeptember 27 Lincoln School Open HouseSeptember 29 Middle School Open House

LooKiNG aHEaD…

october 5 Board of Education Meeting 7:00 PM - High School LGIoctober 10 Columbus Day Holiday october 19 Board of Education Meeting 7:00 PM - High School LGI

Class of 2012

CoMMENCEMENt WiLL BE FRiDaY, JuNE 22, 2012

2011 HOMECOMING WEEKEND

the annual Newark High School Homecoming Weekend will take place on friday, September 29 and Saturday,

September 30, 2011.

Please watch our website for specific details.

NEWaRK CENtRaL SCHooL DiStRiCt

uNivERSaL PRE-KiNDERGaRtEN PRoGRaM oPENiNGS FoR 2011-2012 SCHooL YEaR

THE NEWARK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS OPENINGS FOR ITS 2011-2012 HALF-DAY

UNIVERSAL PRE-KINDGERTEN CLASSES

* OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN RESIDING IN THE NEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICT WHO ARE 4 YEARS OLD ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 1, 2011 * CLASSES MEET FIVE DAYS PER WEEK AND FOLLOW THE SCHOOL CALENDAR * MORNING AND AFTERNOON HALF-DAY SESSIONS * NO COST TO PARENTS * TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED

CONTACT THE NEWARK SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE AT 332-3217 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE


It's Going to Be An Exciting School Year!!!

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