A360 provides a safe learning environment and non-traditional option for middle school students to enhance their social and study skills and achieve academic success.
Block 1 – 8:20 – 9:10 a.m.
Block 2 – 9:12 – 10:44 a.m.
Block 3 – 10:46 – 11:40 a.m.
Lunch – 11:43 a.m. – 12:03 p.m.
Block 3 (cont’d) – 12:05 – 12:44 p.m.
Block 4 – 12:46 – 2:19 p.m.
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Melissa Radtke
Assistant Principal
804-638-5057
Bruna Sandry
Office Manager
804-768-6165
Jamie Mapp
Coordinator of Special Education
804-638-5109
Laura Hogan
Testing Coordinator
804-251-0995
Jasmine Bess
School Counselor
804-768-6160 ext. 1008
Chesterfield County Public Schools respects parent wishes for their child to bring a cellphone to school. However, cell phones brought to school must be stored appropriately and used only as allowed in the school system’s cellphone guidance. Consequences for violating the cellphone guidance include confiscation of the phone, loss of cell phone privileges or suspension from school. Please review the cellphone guidance below and discuss it with your child before the first day of school.
All electronic devices, including ear pieces, are items that may create disruption and are strong temptations for theft. To avoid these problems students are encouraged not to bring them to school or to turn them off during instructional class periods unless being used for instructional purposes.
If a student chooses to bring a cellphone or electronic device to school, they must adhere to the following procedures:
If a student is found in violation of cell phone or electronic device device use, the following consequences will be issued:
1st Violation
2nd Violation
3nd Violation and Subsequent Violations
If a student refuses to hand over a cellphone or electronic device, it will be considered insubordination. Discipline for insubordination will be added to discipline for use of the cell phone or electronic device in school.
Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Chesterfield respetan los deseos de los padres de que sus hijos traigan un teléfono celular a la escuela. Sin embargo, los teléfonos celulares que se traigan a la escuela deben almacenarse apropiadamente y usarse solo según lo permitido en las reglas del uso de teléfonos celulares del sistema escolar. Las consecuencias por violar la regla de uso del teléfono celular incluyen: la confiscación del teléfono, la pérdida de los privilegios del teléfono celular o la suspensión de la escuela. Revise las reglas del uso de teléfonos celulares a continuación y discútala con su estudiante antes del primer día de clases.
Todos los dispositivos electrónicos, incluidos los audífonos, son artículos que pueden generar interrupciones y son fuertes tentaciones para el robo. Para evitar estos problemas, se recomienda a los estudiantes que no los traigan a la escuela o que los apaguen durante los períodos de instrucción a menos que se utilicen con fines educativos.
Si un estudiante elige traer un teléfono celular o dispositivo electrónico a la escuela, debe cumplir con los siguientes procedimientos:
Si se encuentra a un estudiante en violación del uso de teléfonos celulares o dispositivos electrónicos, se emitirán las siguientes consecuencias:
1ra. Violación
2da. Violación
3ra. Violación y Violaciones Subsecuentes
Si un estudiante se niega a entregar un teléfono celular o dispositivo electrónico, se considerará insubordinación. La disciplina por insubordinación se sumará a la disciplina por el uso del teléfono celular o dispositivo electrónico en la escuela.
Connections Academy is an alternative program serving students who have been removed from the comprehensive school setting by the Office for Student Conduct. Students in Connections Academy continue to work with their home school to receive instruction and complete assessments. Teachers at Connections Academy facilitate learning assignments between the student and their home school and provide academic support when needed.
Ben Collins – benjamin_collins@ccpsnet.net
Assistant Principal
804-768-6156 ext. 5315
Night School provides high school students the opportunity to complete and earn high school credits for FREE in the evening. Students engage in intense academic study to complete a traditional year-long course in a single semester. Please note that students not present on the first night of their class will be unenrolled to allow students on the waitlist to attend.
Monday/Wednesday 5-9 p.m.
Tuesday/Thursday 5-9 p.m.
Monday/Wednesday 5-9 p.m.
Tuesday/Thursday 5-9 p.m.
With the tardy and attendance policy in mind, please arrange reliable transportation and/or internet service.
Breaks are scheduled at 5:45 and 7:45 p.m. In-person students are provided dinner at no cost. Students may also bring food. Students may not order food to be delivered to school. During breaks, students are not permitted to leave school grounds.
Students may retake the first semester of a course at Night School while they continue the second semester at their home school. The goal is for students to retake the first semester in order to earn a passing grade for the year. Students in ReStart classes will be withdrawn after three unexcused absences. Restart is limited to English 12 and Government only.
Assistant Principal serving Night School and Connections Academy
Benjamin_Collins@ccpsnet.
804-768-6156 ext. 5315
Office Manager
Bruna_Sandry@ccpsnet.net
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School Counselor serving Night School and Connections Academy
Bridget_Lamb@ccpsnet.net
Coordinator of Special Education
Jamie_Mapp@ccpsnet.net
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Testing Coordinator
Laura_Hogan@ccpsnet.net
804-251-0995
Chesterfield County Public Schools