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On November 6, 2018, community members from New England voted on building an addition to address enrollment, and education and program needs for our District. The referendum passed...
The 7th grade computer class has been working in Code.org's Computer Science Discoveries course. Each student has created their own webpage. Click here to see them.
Mrs. Shannay Witte was featured in an article in the Dakota Digital Review published by the North Dakota University System for her teaching in the digital realm.Read the article he...
This image shows the whole school building and who you can find in which room.Use this a guide to finding a teacher or class.This image is also available under Menu - Documents on ...
This image shows you when you can park where in regards to our new building.Please look carefully at the morning and afternoon drop off and pick up sites.This image is also availab...
The COVID-19 experience has been a tremendous challenge for every family, business, and community. Every one of us has experienced our own craziness during this time. As we conti...
The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA Act) was enacted December 27, 2020 and includes an additional $53.4 billion for the Elementary and Second...
We have generated a few ideas from students from all three communities for the Mott, Regent, New England co-op. We are looking at developing a new name, mascot, and colors for the ...
Background
Several NDIT teams including EduTech, Collaboration Technologies, Security and Network have built strong relationships with North Dakota’s school districts over the yea...
Every year, in the fall, schools across the US hold Financial Aid Nights. The main purpose of financial aid night is to simplify the complex financial aid process for prospective c...
Parent Teacher Conferences are an important way for teachers to learn more about their students from families, and provide feedback to families about students’ academic performance...
Beginning Tuesday, September 8th, breakfast and lunch will be FREE to ALL New England Public School Students. The USDA has granted a waiver extension for free meals until December ...
As school systems across the region work
to get students back in the buildings, we are also working with state and local
health departments to help with contact tracing within th...
August 15, 2020
Dear New England Public School Community,
For the last six months, we have all navigated the ever-changing landscape that the coronavirus pandemic continues t...
Graduates of New England Public School and family members gather in the school parking lot Sunday, May 24, 2020, for a parade of graduates throughout New England. Mrs. Fitterer, M...
In accordance with the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction interim guidance and the Governor’s Executive Order, which was released during the week of March 23, 2020, all ...
I spoke with our wonderful Kindergarten teacher, Laura Greenwood, about her upcoming semester. Coming off of our two-week Christmas vacat...
We would like input on our 2020-2021 draft calendar. Attached is a like to a survey that will take about 1 minute to complete. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/S7ZD9DY
The survey wi...
On September 16th, the 2019-2020 budget was discussed and the public had a chance to provide comments. The preliminary budget came out in August and as you have noticed, your schoo...
Final enrollment numbers for the fall are being analyzed. Both our high school and elementary school numbers are up. Our lower elementary is sort of ruling the day - again with ano...