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• Academic Center For Excellence And Support (ACES)

• Career & Technical Education

• English Language Arts (ELA)

• English Learners Program (EL)

• Mathematics

• Science

• Social Studies

• Special Education

• Visual And Performing Arts

• World Language

• Program of Studies

Our success as a school district is due in many ways to its infrastructure of expert instructional leaders. These leaders oversee:

• ongoing updating of curriculum

• the development and refinement of instructional practices

• the design, implementation and analysis of assessments

• the facilitation of ongoing professional learning through modeling, coaching, training and supervision.

Contact Directory

If you have a question or cannot find the contact you are looking for, please call your school's main office.

Who Do I Contact?

Classroom teachers are in the best position to provide information about your child, whether academic or behavioral. If you have a question, compliment or concern, please begin by speaking directly to the classroom teacher. Click here to view the full staff directory.

Particularly during the middle and high school years, when each child has multiple classroom teachers, a counselor is the staff member responsible for helping to establish and facilitate connections. Counselors work closely with students, families and teachers to support planning, program development, monitoring of progress, adjustment and placement processes. Click here to view all support services, including school counselors.

Any questions of a medical nature about your child should be directed to your school nurse. Click here for school nurse contact information.

Principals and assistant principals are always available to help support and guide you and your child. If you are unsure of who to contact or have lingering questions after having spoken to any of those noted above, please contact the main office or any of the NCHS Administrators here.