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Hoboken Public School District County: Hudson Hoboken Public School Choice Parent Information Center Phone number: 158 4th Street (201) 356-3619 Hoboken, New Jersey 07030] Hudson Name of Program Contact: Brunilda Munoz E-mail of Program Contact: District grades: Pre K - 12 [email protected]/ Approved Choice grades: Kindergarten – Grade 10 [email protected] Total number of students enrolled in district: Website: www.hoboken.k12.nj.us Choice Seats Available for 2019-2020 School Year The purpose of this profile is to inform parents of choice seat availability before the application deadline of Dec. 3, 2018. After the deadline, the information will be outdated. School Name: Thomas G. Connors School Wallace Elementary School Hoboken Middle School Hoboken High School Maximum number of NEW choice students that can be enrolled: 24 NOTE: Districts may have more seats available than they are approved to accept, therefore, the seat availability shown below may be greater than the approved maximum number indicated above. A LOTTERY WILL BE HELD AND A WAITLIST WILL BE DEVELOPED IF MORE THAN THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS IS RECEIVED. Grade Seat availability per grade K 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 * Open 7 * Open 8 * Open 9 * Open CHOICE PROGRAM 10 0 11 0 The Hoboken School District offers a unique 12 0 learning experience in a small urban environment. The district’s configuration includes an early childhood program for Pre-K 3 and Pre-K 4 and a Kindergarten and 1st Grade School. The district also boasts three Kindergarten through 6th Grade Schools, a Middle School, and a comprehensive High School. The Hoboken School District employs the Tools of the Mind curriculum for the early childhood program. All elementary, middle and high school curricula are aligned to state and national standards. Authentic literacy guides both reading and writing instruction, as students immerse themselves in both non-fiction text and literature. Science is guided by the Next Generation Science Standards, while all students in grades K-8 also participate in Project Lead the Way’s Launch and Gateway S.T.E.M. programs on a daily basis. This hands-on, inquiry-based approach ensures that students are fully engaged in learning. The mathematics program in the Hoboken Public Schools is driven by math investigations and connected math. Kindergarten through 8th Grade students participate in a daily period of challenge and support as they focus on the skills, content, and concepts that they still need to develop or extend those they have already mastered. While an identified population of gifted and talented students are serviced, all students participate in self-selected school-wide enrichment. Students also benefit from rich instruction in the areas of art, library media science, physical education, technology, and vocal and instrumental music. Hoboken High School is soaring to new heights. New programs in Biomedical Science, Engineering, and Computer Science have excited the students and have encouraged new learning. Each day, Hoboken High School students participate in a Personal Growth Period. This period enables students to take SAT Prep classes, attend lectures and seminars, participate in book groups, compete in physical competitions, visit with college and university admissions counselors, and much more. In addition to the wide array of Advance Placement courses offered during the school day, Hoboken High School students may also take on-line courses and enroll in the Pre-Medical Honors Program offered by Rutgers University. Students at Hoboken High School take great pride in being a Redwing on our athletic fields, courts, and at the bowling alley. They also put countless hours into the marking band, color guard, and choir. As our teams display N.J. State Championship banners and the Rockin’ Redwings Marching Band performs in Washington, D.C., our award winning Theater Department continuously earns medals and trophies locally, statewide, and nationally. Clubs and activities such as Harvard Model Congress prepare our students to attend the annual conference in San Francisco where they display their abilities to constructively debate and compete in a range of government simulations against students from across the nation. The Hoboken School District has infused technology throughout its curriculum. Students have access to technology in all classrooms, common spaces and media centers. Each school has computer labs and a multitude of Chromebooks, I Pads, and Android Tablets for more mobile learning. Hoboken High School just recently opened a state-of-the-art engineering and robotics lab with great capacity for 3-D printing projects, robotics, and computer assisted design. Software-based programs, as well as online learning tools are implemented in each school. The Hoboken School District is engaged in several multi-year, long term partnerships. The Stevens Institute of Technology Ducklings Program brings exciting projects to our upper elementary school students and coding clubs to our middle school students. Columbia University’s Teachers’ College puts the Students Press Initiative into Hoboken High School which unveils the writer in each of our young men and women. And, Montclair State University offers on-site graduate coursework to our teachers in the area of Educational Leadership. The goal of the Hoboken School District is to ensure equity and strive toward excellence in education. It is a dynamic place for all students to grow socially, emotionally and academically. Come join us as we continuously surpass expectations! County: Hudson Hoboken Public School District Choice Policies a. The district accepts Tier 2 students (see definition below).. Yes b. The district gives enrollment preference to students who have a sibling currently attending the choice district, provided they will enroll in a choice-approved grade/program and they meet any program-specific Yes criteria. c. The district gives enrollment preference to choice students who have completed the terminal grade of the sending district (i.e., students who attend a choice district with grades that terminate before 12th grade and Not with a natural progression to this choice district), provided they will enroll in a choice-approved Applicable grade/program and they meet any program-specific criteria.. d. The district gives enrollment preference to resident students who move before the application deadline. If resident students move and file choice applications for the following year prior to the deadline, the district will give them enrollment preference (i.e., accept them ahead of other applicants, but after the enrollment Yes preference students described in b. and c. above), PROVIDED that there are choice seats available in the choice-approved grades/ programs and the students meet any program-specific criteria. If the district has already reached its approved choice enrollment maximum, this preference will not apply. e. The district gives special consideration to resident students who move after the application deadline. Students in this situation may apply as late applicants and be added to the front of the district’s waitlist, PROVIDED Yes the students will enroll in a choice-approved grade/program and they meet any program-specific criteria. No additional choice seats above the maximum will be approved by the NJDOE to accommodate these students. Transportation Note to Parents Transportation of choice students is not guaranteed. If a student is eligible for transportation (within 20 miles of the school) and the cost will exceed $1000, the parent/guardian will be given $1000 as aid in lieu of transportation and, in some cases, the option of receiving the transportation and paying the additional amount over $1000. By Aug. 1, 2018, parents should receive notification of their transportation options from the resident district. For more information, read the Transportation Procedures for choice students. Tier 1 students are students who are enrolled in a NJ public school in their resident school district during the time of application and for the entire year (2018-19) immediately preceding enrollment in a choice district. If a student moved during the school year and attended the resident public school of his/her old district of residence, he/she is also considered Tier 1. Choice districts must first fill their available seats with Tier 1 students. If the number of Tier 1 applications exceeds the number of choice seats available, the choice district must hold a lottery to randomly select students. Charter school students are considered to be Tier 1. To qualify as Tier 1 for kindergarten, a student must be attending a state-funded preschool in his or her resident district or a student resides in a district that does not offer a state-funded preschool program or a student has a sibling currently attending the choice district. Most students applying for kindergarten are in Tier 1. Tier 2 students include NJ residents who have not attended their resident public school for the entire year immediately prior to enrollment in the desired choice district and do not otherwise meet the requirements for Tier 1. This would include students who have been attending public school outside their districts of residence or private school. Choice districts are not obligated to accept Tier 2 students. If a choice district accepts Tier 2 applicants, they may do so only after all of the qualified Tier 1 applicants have been accepted. If the number of Tier 2 applications exceeds the number of choice seats available, the choice district must hold a Tier 2 lottery to select students. .
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