Resources

NRCCS is a part of the Steamboat Springs School District, but control of the day-to-day operations is given to the charter school staff, under the philosophy set forth by the NRCCS board of directors. We look forward to building a healthy relationship with you and your child.  We believe parents play a very important role in their child’s education and NRCCS offers many opportunities for parents to be involved.

Student Policies
S-1   School Entrance

S-1-A Early Entrance for Kindergarten

S-2   School Day

S-3   Student Absences

S-4   Supervision of Students

S-5   Student Conduct on Buses

S-6   Student Searches

S-7   Searches of Student Lockers

S-8   Student Records and Grades

S-9   Reporting Child Abuse

S-10 Homeschooling

S-11 Students with Food Allergies

S-12 Student Use of the Internet

S-13 Student Dress Code

S-14 Medication Administration

S-14 Medication Permission Form

S-14 OTC Medication Permission Form

S-15 Student Class Size

S-16 Drugs, Alcohol, and Controlled Substance Use

S-17 School Transportation in Private Vehicles

S-18 Enrollment Process

S-19 Testing and Assessments

S-20 School Transportation

S-21 Release of Student Records

S-21-R Regulation of Records Release

S-21 Form for Records Release

S-21 FERPA Statement

S-22 Conduct and Discipline

S-22-A Disciplinary Removal from Classroom

S-22-B Discipline of Students with Disabilities

S-22-R Regulation of Student Discipline

S-22 Disciplinary Form

S-23 Physical Intervention and Restraint

S-23 Incident Report

S-23 Notification

S-23-R Regulation of Physical Intervention/Restraint

S-24 Suspension and Expulsion

S-24-A Code of Conduct

S-24-E Grounds for Suspension/Expulsion

S-24-R Regulation of Suspensions/Expulsions

S-25 Expulsion Prevention

S-26 Bullying Prevention and Education

S-27 Extracurricular/Athletic Participation

S-28 Student Fees and Charges

S-29 Weapons in School

S-30 Student Travel

S-31 Sexual Harassment

S-31-A Sexual Harassment with Title IX

S-32 Tobacco Use in School

S-33 Student Organizations

S-34 Regulation of Student Travel

S-35 School Regulation of Curricula

S-36 Suicide and Other Traumatic Loss of Life

Instructional Policies

I-01 Teaching Options For Pandemics and Catastrophic Events

I-02 School Calendar For Pandemics and Catastrophic Events

I-03 Instructional Time For Pandemics and Catastrophic Events

Communications Policies

C-1 Public Information

C-2 Public Right to Know

C-4 Complaints About School Personnel

C-5 Distribution-Posting by Non-Students

C-6 Distribution-Posting by Students

Facilities

F-01 School Safety

F-02 Student Safety

F-03 Crisis Management

F-04 Accident Reports — Forms are further down this list

F-05 Fire and Lockdown Drills

F-06 Emergency Information

F-07 Prevention of Disease-Infection

F-08 Security-Access to Buildings

F-09 Buildings-Grounds-Property Management

F-10 Visitors to the Schools

F-11-USE OF SCHOOL FACILITIES AND GROUNDS

F-12 Authorization for Use of School

F-13 Vandalism

F-14 School Construction Projects

F-15 School Closing and Cancellation

F-16 Flag Display

F-17 Public Conduct on School Property

F-4 Health Assessment Incident Report.pdf

F-4 Pinnacol First Report of Injury.pdf

F-4 Staff Incident Report Form.pdf

Finance

NRCCS Fi-1 Fiscal Accounting.doc

NRCCS FI-2 Depository of Funds.doc

NRCCS Fi-3 Budget Transfers.doc

NRCCS Fi-4 Banking Services.doc

NRCCS Fi-5 Grant Proposals.doc

NRCCS Fi-6 Audits.doc

NRCCS Fi-7 Inventories.doc

NRCCS Fi-8 Maintenance and Control of Materials and Equipment.doc

Personnel

NRCCS Personnel Policies

Each student and employee of NRCCS is entitled to learn and work in a safe school environment.  To ensure this, the school has established clear student discipline policies and consequences.  The following Discipline Handbook contains discipline guidelines, which are based upon the NRCCS Board of Education Policies, and which apply at any time a student is on school grounds, in a school vehicle, or at a school activity or sanctioned event.  

These guidelines are intended to protect students and staff from harm, to provide opportunities for students to learn from their mistakes, to foster a positive learning community, to keep students in school, and to show mindful consideration of negative impacts that can occur as result of involvement with the criminal justice system.

NRCCS takes security very seriously. We have adopted the K-12 security response protocol (SRP) from the the "i love you guys" foundation: Standard Response Protocol

Part of the SRP dictates that when in an emergency,  When You Hear It, Do It!!

We have also worked very hard with multiple Routt County agencies to create a Reunification/Communication Plan.

Do you feel your student could benefit by working with our school counselor?

Please reach out to Caroline DuBreuil, Social Worker LSW, NRCCS at: cdubreuil@northrouttcharter.org

Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 is a federal law that states: "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance."

Below are the steps and regulations that NRCCS is taking in order to be in compliance.

Title IX Designation 

S-31-A Sexual Harassment w/Title IX