New Haven Elementary Mission and Vision: 

Click HERE to view New Haven Elementary's 2019/2020 School Report Card. If you have any questions regarding this, please call the school office. 

Parents,

All meal pickups remain on Wednesday's moving forward. You will need to fill out the form below and submit it no later than the Sunday before that Wednesday's pickup. This is to allow time to order what is needed and have it prepared for you. Pick up will be every Wednesday from 10 am to 2 pm in our bus loop.

Click HERE to order meals for pick up!

New Haven Parents,

This is a friendly reminder that we are still selling yearbooks this year! Although they will look a little different than years prior, our yearbook committee is working hard to make them as creative as possible given the circumstances of this year.

2020-2021 Yearbook Prices:

$20 Softcover

$25 Hardcover

$4 Personalization (Name and Photo on Cover)

To order: -Please visit https://newhavenptaky.membershiptoolkit.com/

-Login to your account

-Under the SHOP tab, select Yearbook

-Choose which yearbook you would like to order and continue with payment

The last day to order a yearbook will be Friday, April 23, 2021.

We are also asking that you submit any school related photos of your student so we can incorporate them into the yearbook. These may include first day of school, Halloween, class meets, Specials activities, etc. Please send all photos to yearbook@newhavenpta.com and include your students name and teacher in the subject line.

Thank you,

New Haven Yearbook Committee

The injunction ordered against Boone County Schools last week in the case Gillum vs. Boone County Schools has been dismissed.  In the meantime, the Kentucky legislature has passed HB 208 and it was signed into law by Governor Beshear last Thursday. The new law will permit all Kentucky public school districts to seek approval for virtual instruction if they are offering at least 2-days of in-person instruction per week.  Boone County Schools will continue with our ongoing efforts to move towards 5-days of in-person instruction per week and with the passing of HB 208 we are happy to be able to keep serving our students who have chosen virtual learning for the remainder of the school year.

As part of our professional learning program, we are pleased to announce our NEW Podcast, “From the Field,” which features Boone County educators on a variety of topics. Our first two episode on this bi-weekly podcast feature Stacie Kegley, Instructional Coach at Ballyshannon Middle sharing her experience with proficiency scales. Cathy Himmelmann and Kyle Berberich, Technology Resource Teachers, offer “top ten tech tips” on episode two that teachers (and parents alike) will find useful. Be sure to come back as our collection continues to grow. Educator in Boone County? Interested in sharing your “From the Field” experience? Contact Kim Thomson (kim.thomson@boone.kyschools.us), PD Coordinator.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented our community with many complex challenges, including how we will safely educate our 21,000 students. The priority of safely and effectively educating our students must be balanced with the safety of our 3,600 employees and also the financial impact of the pandemic on jobs and our families.

While we cannot eliminate risks altogether, we believe that by following the state and federal guidance listed above we can together significantly reduce the risk of potentially spreading COVID-19 on our campuses. Doing so, however, will require a shared commitment by each of us to take care of ourselves, our families, and everyone in our schools.

Click Here for the Returning To School Options
For Boone County Schools

 Public Notice Boone County Board of Education

NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION

Students, their families and employees/ potential employees of the Boone County School District are hereby notified that the Boone County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, marital status, gender, sexual orientation .disability or genetic information in employment programs, vocational programs, or activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups, set forth in compliance with federal and state statutes and regulations. The lack of English language skills is not a barrier to admission and participation in programs and activities including career and technical education programs.

Any person having inquires concerning Boone County Schools’ nondiscrimination policies may contact:

Kathleen G. Reutman, Executive Director

Boone County Schools Student Services Division

8330 US 42, Florence, Ky 41042

859-334-4466

kathy.reutman@boone.kyschools.us