Due to Coronavirus, children who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals at school will receive extra food benefits.

These food benefits are called Pandemic EBT or P-EBT benefits. P-EBT benefits help families in California buy food when schools are closed because of the coronavirus emergency. Families will receive up to $365 per eligible child on their P-EBT card to use on food and groceries.

Families with children who get CalFresh, Medi-Cal or Foster Care benefits were enrolled automatically and do not need to apply. Most got their P-EBT card in the mail during the month of May (P-EBT cards began arriving around May 12, 2020 to May 22, 2020). 

Families who have not received their cards or who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals and who do not receive             their P-EBT card in the mail by May 22, 2020 must apply online before June 30, 2020.

If you  have questions, you  can reach out to PandemicEBT@dss.ca.gov or by calling 211.  The direct application link is below.

**Children may continue to receive "grab n go" meals or emergency food at COVID-19 emergency 

feeding sites offered by schools and community locations, even if they are receiving P-EBT benefits.

MUST APPLY BY JUNE 30^th.  The direct application link:

https://ca.p-ebt.org/en/

PandemicEBT Program Information (English, Spanish & Chinese):

https://www.cdss.ca.gov/home/pandemic-ebt

Update: Coronavirus AND District Closure

Instagram and Facebook Updates frequently at:
nmss_warriors

How to talk to children / youth about the Coronavirus? 

Remain calm

Children will react to both what you say and how you say it. Make yourself available to listen and to talk. Let them know that adults at home and school are taking care of their health and safety.

Maintain a normal routine

The best thing families can do is maintain a regular routine and practice safe hygiene. It is also important to stay connected to friends and family even if that means via FaceTime, Skype or other virtual technology.

Pay attention to what children see or hear on television, radio or online

Consider reducing the amount of screen time focused on the coronavirus. Too much information on one topic can lead to fear, worry, and anxiety.

For more information, contact :
Department of Mental Health Helpline - 800-854-7771 or visit: dmh.lacounty.gov Department of Public Health: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/coronavirus/

  

To the Los Angeles Unified School Community,

This past week marks the start of a new chapter for all who are part of our school community. Students are learning in different ways, teachers are teaching in different ways and families are struggling to support their children in their studies while balancing other responsibilities.

I wish I could tell you it will all be back to normal sometime soon but it does not look like that will be the case.

Schools will remain closed through May 1^st and we will provide additional updates well before May 1^st on what will come next.

In the interim, we want to continue to help all students learn and will be making a significant effort to help this happen.

I will provide a more complete update to our entire school community today at 11 a.m. My remarks will be broadcast on KLCS-TV as well as on our website. Please tune in if your schedule permits.

Thank you for your continued patience and support.

Austin Beutner
Superintendent

Important NMSS Announcement:

Parents and students, we need you to provide the following information, which will help us continue building your educational plan. Email the person handling your grade level.

Please send in the following:

-Your Email Address

-Parent's Email Address

-2 Working Phone #'s

-YES or NO response to whether you have:

 1) internet 2) computer and/or tablet

Mrs. B. Sampson

12th Graders send to: bsampson@newmilleniumschool.org

Mrs. Nicky Sims

11th Graders send to:

nsims@newmillenniumschool.org

Ms. Alex Carrethers

10th Graders send to:

acarrethers@newmillenniumschool.org

Ms. S. Navarro

9th Graders send to:

snavarro@newmillenniumschool.org

March 13, 2020


Please check this website for the latest information on resources and Grab and Go Food Centers: https://achieve.lausd.net/resources

Warrior Families: Due to LAUSD closing schools district wide we must also close doors since we are an LAUSD Charter School. We are along the same time frame of school closure for 2 weeks. Please come between 7:30am and 9:00am Monday morning to pick up student work packages. Teachers will be available each day via email during school hours to answer questions via email. Students must continue to work on the curriculum provided. It will continue to be part of their grades. More information will continue to be provided throughout the day and weekend. 

Debido al cierre de escuelas del LAUSD en todo el distrito, también debemos cerrar puertas ya que somos una escuela autónoma del LAUSD. Estamos en el mismo período de cierre de la escuela durante 2 semanas. Por favor venga entre las 7:30 am y las 9:00 am el lunes por la mañana para recoger los paquetes de trabajo de los estudiantes. Los maestros estarán disponibles todos los días por correo electrónico durante el horario escolar para responder preguntas por correo electrónico. Los estudiantes deben continuar trabajando en el plan de estudios provisto. Continuará siendo parte de sus calificaciones. Se continuará brindando más información durante todo el día y el fin de semana.

Good Morning Warrior Families,

As always, we are concerned with the health of all of our students, staff, and families. With the recent concerns worldwide with the Coronavirus we wanted to reach out to you to let you know that we receive regular communication from the California Department of Public Health with updates on the virus and recommendations at the school level. 

The 2019 novel coronavirus is a virus that was recently identified in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, and is now being spread widely in other parts of mainland China. More cases are being detected worldwide, and while new cases were initially linked to Hubei Province, China, at this time public health considers being anywhere in China in the past 14 days a risk factor for novel coronavirus infection.

The virus causes respiratory illness. For up-to-date information regarding the novel coronavirus, see:
• the California Department of Public Health website at
https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/Immunization/nCOV2019.aspx; or
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website at https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

At this time, the health risk to the general public in California from novel coronavirus remains low, but schools and families can take common-sense precautions to prevent the spread of all infectious diseases. These precautions will be helpful to also prevent the spread of other common illnesses such as influenza and gastroenteritis.

At this time we would like to encourage all students, parents, and staff to take everyday preventive actions:

• Stay home when sick
• Remain at home until a fever has been gone for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medicines
• Seek immediate medical care if symptoms become more severe, e.g. high fever or difficulty breathing
• Use "respiratory etiquette"
• Cover cough with a tissue or sleeve
• Wash hands frequently
• Routinely clean frequently touched surfaces (we will be doing this at school)
• Separate sick students and staff from others until they can go home
• Though this would not prevent the coronavirus, as always, we encourage the flu vaccine for those who haven't had it this season to reduce illnesses and absences on campus.

We will continue to monitor the situation and respond accordingly. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Main Office. 

What's Happening

Here's the latest information regarding graduation checklist/requirements:

Guidance Lessons: Held after School 
Broken Relationships: Held Every 4th Monday of the Month
Be Confident: Held Every 2nd Friday of the Month
It's Okay to Disagree: Held Every 3rd Wednesday

Senior Meetings:
December 2, 2019 - 6pm in room G7

 
Here is the latest information on Dress Code! Please read below so you are familiar with it!

DRESS CODE

Students attempting to enter school grounds without their appropriate uniform will be considered in violation of the school uniform policy and will be issued the appropriate consequence in accordance with the Code of Conduct Matrix. The confiscation of inappropriate clothing may occur if deemed appropriate and necessary by the school administration and staff. 

 The Weekly Uniform is as follows:

• Monday: Free Dress (See Below for Approved and Unacceptable Items)

   

• Tuesday: New Millennium School Spirit/Pride Dress- Any t-shirt, polo, or sweatshirt representing NMSS. (This includes any ASB, Club, and Sports shirts)

   

• Wednesday: New Millennium School Spirit/Pride Dress- Any t-shirt, polo, or sweatshirt representing NMSS. (This includes any ASB, Club, and Sports shirts)

   

• Thursday: College Day (School Pride) or /Professional Dress

   

• Friday: Free Dress (See Below for Approved and Unacceptable Items)

All uniform clothing must have its original necklines, sleeves, and waistlines. Altered uniforms will be considered a violation of the dress code.

Length Requirements: 

1. Shorts must extend to the bottom on the finger tips when arms and hands are straight at the side.
2. Pants must be worn around the waist (between the natural waist line and the navel). Sagging is not permitted.

   Approved Footwear: (For safety reasons footwear regulations need to comply with the State Education Code)

3. All shoes and sneakers are to cover the entire foot and be closed-toes.
4. All shoes and sneakers must have a rubber-soled bottom.
5. Heals must be no higher than two inches in height.
6. Socks and footwear deemed in appropriate will be confiscated by the NMSS staff.

   Approved Headwear:

1. Girls may wear (appropriate deemed patterns or designs by the school) head scarfs. 
2. Hats and bennies with the school logo or any college logo are allowed to be worn during the school day. No other head coverings will be allowed (unless verified for religious or medical reasons). Teachers have the authority to ask students to remove all head coverings during the class period.

   Examples of Unacceptable Attire:

1. Baggy or saggy pants worn below natural waist line.
2. Any jeans, denim, or bottoms that do not comply with the approved clothing noted above.
3. Offensive and/or inappropriate belt buckles, necklaces, t-shirts, etc.
4. Slippers, flip flops, open-toed shoes, stilettos, or high heeled shoes, platform shoes.
5. Any head covering including bandanas, doo-rags, skull caps, ski hats, beanies, etc. (unless verified for religious or medical reasons).
6. Lace or fishnet stockings, patterned stockings, leggings, or tights. Girls’ Bottoms: Leggings, tights, and pantyhose must be a solid color with no patterns and can only be worn in addition to shorts, skirts, or pants; not alone. Leggings, tights, and pantyhose can be worn in the following colors: blue, black, gray, white, and flesh tone. Lace and fishnet style stockings are prohibited.

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