The Home & School committee is opportunity for parents and guardians to become more involved in and contribute substantially to the school community. The committee will meet monthly throughout the year and work on projects to better the experience for all the students of Nativity Prep.
The next Home & School Meeting will [...]
If you are seeking an invitation for your student to return to Nativity Prep next academic year (which begins June 30, 2010), current proof of household income must be submitted to Ms. Renzette as soon as possible.
Read more...June 30 – July 24. Permission forms for the summer term need to be submitted no later than Monday, June 7.
Students need to arrive no later than 9:00 AM on Wednesday, June 30, for check-in and departure.
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In September of 2003 Nativity Preparatory School of Wilmington opened its doors to 15 excited and enthusiastic young fifth and sixth graders. Since that opening date, Nativity Prep now counts four graduating classes with a grand total of 31 alumni. Next June (2010) Nativity’s first graduates finish senior year and will enter college. While back at Nativity 44 students continue their journey to graduation.
This Catholic middle school serves low-income boys of all faiths in grades five through eight. Nativity Prep is about transforming lives. Within the structures of an extended day, extended week, high expectations, value formation, sophisticated summer programs, and rigorous academic standards, Nativity students demonstrate they can be fulfilled, successful, and vital participants in changing the community that previously frustrated them. Nativity students are asked to “be who you are and be that well.” In aspiring to this motto Nativity graduates will be productive, contented and dynamic members of society.
Today, there are over 65 “Nativity” model schools in 27 states throughout the United States. The Nativity Miguel Network (www.nativitymiguelschools.org) has 90% of its graduates finish high school; 80% of its graduates’ complete college and its daily attendance rate averages 97%.
The NativityMiguel Network model offers a quality educational opportunity to underserved students in impoverished neighborhoods where there is an unmet need to prepare students for the success they deserve for a productive education and a well meaning life.
