Board of Trustees MILLVILLE PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBERS Mr. Clarence Gunter is the President Ms. Ellen Booz is the Vice-President Ms. Jasmine Vargas- Trustee Ms. Lakeysha Williams -Trustee Board Secretary/Business Administrator: Dennis Zakroff The Board of Trustees meets on the second Wednesday of every month at the Millville Public Charter School in the Cafe. Meetings will be held at 5:30 PM

Applying to Attend the Millville Public Charter School To enter your child into the selection lottery for admission to the Millville Public Charter School, you will need to fill out a Student Application Click here to apply online 2018-2019 School Year MISSION PRIDE CREATIVITY SUCCESS Why MPCS? 1. All charter schools are public schools. 2. Charter schools are tuition-free. 3. There are no “test-in” requirements to attend charter schools. 4. Charter school teachers must be “highly qualified”. 5. Charter schools offer a variety of different curriculum models. 6. Charter schools serve a broad range of diverse students including low-income, racial and ethnic minorities and students with disabilities or other special needs. Online Application Download Application Home Language Survey (English) Home Language Survey (Spanish) Admissions Policy Application Process Applying to Attend the Millville Public Charter School To enter your child into the selection lottery for admission to the Millville Public Charter School, you will need to fill out a Student Application Click here to apply online for the school year. Application Completion Upon completion of the Application, please return to the following: Millville Public Charter School Enrollment 1101 Wheaton Avenue Suite 220 Millville, NJ 08332 If you prefer, you may fax the completed application to 856-765-3810 I mportant Notes Incomplete applications will be sent back Submission of this application does not constitute enrollment but is reserving a position for the lottery draw only. Small Title

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​Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying This Policy  5512 applies to all acts of harassment, intimidation, or bullying, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:37-14 that occur on school property, at school-sponsored functions, or on the school bus, and, as appropriate, acts that occur off school grounds.  See H.I.B. CONTACT AND INFORMATION Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying This Policy 5512 applies to all acts of harassment, intimidation, or bullying, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:37-14 that occur on school property, at school-sponsored functions, or on the school bus, and, as appropriate, acts that occur off school grounds. See the Board of Education approved policy 5512 and regulation 5512 on School and District Website. Please note, the policy and regulation were also distributed to students. District Anti-Bullying Coordinator & School Safety Specialist: Thomas Ludwig Millville Public Charter School 1101 Wheaton Ave, Millville, NJ 08332 Phone: 856-506-8143 Email: tludwig@cccharters.org District Anti-Bullying Specialist: Matthew Ackiewicz Millville Public Charter School 1101 Wheaton Ave, Millville, NJ 08332. Phone: 856-506-8143 ANTI - BULLYING GRADE H.I.B GUIDANCE FOR SCHOOL H.I.B POLICY Anti-Hazing Policies HIB 338 Form (To Be Completed by parents or guardians) HIB 338 Form (To Be Completed by Designated LEA Personnel)

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Admissions Policy Admissions Policy As required by law, admissions preference is granted to students who are residents of Millville. Younger siblings of students already enrolled in the school are also granted preference provided the parents choose Millville Public Charter School for that sibling. Enrolled students are guaranteed admission the following year provided the appropriate grade is available. Students who reside outside of Millville are invited to apply for our kindergarten through grade 8 program. To be eligible for admission, the parent must provide 1) Two documents with current proof of residence; 2) child must be 5 years of age on or before October 1st of the applying school year for kindergarten; 3) completed application form. Application forms request: student's name; date of birth; grade level; address; names, addresses, and telephone numbers of parents/guardians; names of siblings also applying; and a signature verifying that the information is correct and that the parents/guardians are choosing education at Millville Public Charter School for their child. If accepted a Universal Health form with current immunizations, Home language survey, B6T for each attending child, Transfer card from current home district, and a signed verification form. Lottery Process If the number of applicants exceeds the grade levels enrollment cap, a lottery process will be instituted for applicant selection by a representative from Cumberland County Charter School Network on the third Tuesday in January at 6:00 p.m. Prospective parents will be made aware of open enrollment and the lottery on or before December 5: The lottery process is as follows: 1) the pool of applicants will be sorted according to admissions preferences provided for by statute and listed above (younger sibling, district resident) and by grade level; 2) within each grade level, applications will be sorted according to these categories, arranged in order of admissions preference: a) returning resident student; b) returning non-resident student; c) sibling of returning resident student; d) new resident applicant; e) sibling of returning non-resident student; f) new non-resident applicant for space-available admission; 3) the Admissions Committee will reserve spaces for students in categories a) and b). Any remaining spaces will be allocated by holding a drawing of names by category in admissions preference order starting with category c) in the oldest grade level and working down; 4) after all grade levels have been completed, names that remain will be placed by preference category, in drawing order, on the school's waiting list. Names are drawn one by one; as each student is drawn, that student and applicant siblings are immediately placed in their respective grade levels.

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