IMPACT AID/TITLE VI AND WORLDS BEST WORKFORCE ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING
NAYTAHWAUSH COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4155
DATE: JANUARY 14, 2021
TIME: 5:00 PM
PLACE: NAYTAHWAUSH COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL- LIBRARY
242 CHURCH STREET
NAYTAHWAUSH, MN 56566
We want to help our families with any resources we possibly can. We want to keep our mental health in mind as well. So, that being said it is natural for our children to worry about their families, themselves and whom they love and care for. Talking to our children about what is happening in a open and honest manner will decrease anxiety and fear. Please make sure it is coming from a factual resource such as the CDC. Educate children about germs and how they can spread. Families who talk with their children about this are safer children and the link below will help with more information. Miigwech
Please see the link, “Talking with children about Coronavirus Disease 2019”
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/schools-childcare/talking-with-children.html
Naytahwaush Community Charter School is located near the banks of the North Twin Lake in Naytahwaush, Minnesota. We serve approximately 120 students from Kindergarten to Sixth Grade. Naytahwaush Community Charter School is located on the White Earth Reservation in Northwestern Minnesota.
Our Mission
The Naytahwaush Community Charter School will provide a child-centered environment where learning is relevant and respects the traditions and wisdom of community, family and self.
Our Vision
The Naytahwaush Community Charter School will be a place where children are respected as individuals, as community members and as ancestors of a rich cultural heritage. The Naytahwaush Community Charter School will appreciate the wide resources available by using them to enhance curriculum through experiential and service learning activities. The Naytahwaush Community Charter School will promote the whole child through challenging academics, community involvement, and fostering healthy life choices.
Volunteers of America Minnesota (VOAM) is our authorizing agent. Their oversight helps strengthen all areas of accountability for our board and staff. We entered into our first contract with VOAM in 2005. Our second contract was renewed in 2008 and our third in 2011. In 2013 we received our fourth contract for four years, to be renewed in 2017. We received annual evaluation from VOA that includes school board meeting observations. In addition to our annual report submission, we submit all other compliance items as requested by VOA.
Our designated liaison is Stephanie Olsen whose contact information is:
Stephanie Olsen, Manager
Charter School Authorizing Program
Volunteers of America of Minnesota
924 19th Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55404
email: solsen@voamn.org
Cell: 612-270-1998
Website: www.voamn.org