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Northside Charter High School

 

Employment Vacancies

BELIEVE Northside Charter High School has the following vacancies for the 2012-2013 school year.:

English Teacher Grade 10

English Teacher Grade 11

Economics & American Government Teacher

Algebra 1 & 2 Teacher

Algebra 3 & 4 Teacher

Chemistry & Living Environment Teacher * "dual credentials"

Latin 1 & 2 Teacher

Special Education Teacher

Guidance Counselor

All positions require NYSED High School Level Licensure and NYSED Fingerprint Clearance.

Contact the school principal, Ms. Reshma Baig, via email ONLY: rbaig@bnschs.org

Michael Bentt Visit to Northside 12/5/11

Michael Bentt, a retired professional heavyweight boxing champion and film and television actor, visited Northside on December 5, 2011 to talk with students. Thanks to Mr. Rutberg for coordinating this special event!

 

2010-2011 Financial Statements

Believe Northside Charter High School’s annual, independent, audited financial statements and management letter for 2010-2011 are now available. Each year, the school submits this information to the New York State Department of Education. PDF copies of the complete audited financial statements and management letter are available for download in the Documents section on the Announcements page.

 

Probation Status Update:   On Friday, October 7, 2011, the New York State Education Department conducted an unannounced visit to the Believe Northside Charter High School. Please view the Probation Status Update page where you can download a copy of the "Oversight Memo" and find additional information regarding Believe Northside Charter High School's probation status.

Northside Parent Association Meeting Schedule

* All PA Meetings take place at Believe Northside Charter High School, 424 Leonard Street, 6pm in Room 429B, 4th Floor

September 28

October 26

November 30

December, No meeting due to winter recess

January 25

February 15

March 21

April 25

May 23

June 20

 

The mission of Believe Northside Charter High School (BNCHS) is to provide a 9-12 educational program that results in mastery of the New York State Learning Standards, high school graduation, and acceptance to colleges and universities of choice by all students.  In addition, BNCHS will develop and maintain a school culture that endorses high expectations that challenge each student to recognize and achieve his/her full potential within a school environment that is nurturing, professional and that fosters within each student an appreciation for life-long learning. Importantly, all BNCHS students will mature intellectually, socially and morally as a result of being an active member of the BNCHS school community. BNCHS will achieve these outcomes through the effective delivery of a comprehensive and rigorous liberal arts program that includes a state standards aligned curricula, high quality texts and materials, easy access to modern technologies and teaching methods that are attentive to the appropriate developmental level and learning needs of each student. The school's comprehensive assessment program and modern information technology system will allow teachers and administrators to regularly and easily access historical and current student data that is recognized by the school as a significant part of the decision-making process.