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Enrollment is limited
We accept up to 175 students per grade level. Application Deadline is February 23, 2025, by 3:00 pm. Completed applications submitted after the deadline will be reviewed on a space-available basis.
Read the entire application to familiarize yourself with the programs, expectations, admission preferences, and suitability of the program.
NBECHS is a highly rigorous high school with college-level course expectations. Students who have been most successful at NBECHS are highly motivated and wish to be challenged every day. NBECHS does not discriminate applicants on the basis of disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic that is contained in the definition of hate crimes set forth in Section 422.55 of the Penal Code, including immigration status, or any other characteristic protected by law, or association with persons with any of these characteristics.
- Copies of current transcript and school discipline record
- Copy of Birth Certificate or other proof of legal name and date of birth, and up-to-date medical history and immunization record
- Copy of any court documents (e.g., custody papers, foster care, or adoption papers) if applicable
- Copy of current active IEP or 504 plan, including the most recent psychological-educational report (if applicable)
- Current immunization record
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Dear Prospective Bridge Students, Parents and Guardians:
Thank you for considering NBECHS as your high school. Before completing this application, you should carefully consider the information below to determine if NBECHS is right for you. Please make special note of the expectations you will be held to as a member of the Bridge family as you complete the application if you are accepted at NBECHS. NBECHS is looking for students who have the following characteristics:
- Students who have consistently demonstrated mature, independent, and productive choices necessary to succeed in rigorous college and high school classes.
- Students with ability to encourage peers to make positive choices in and out of the classroom.
- Students with a desire for intellectual challenge and commitment to embrace education.
- Ability to thrive in a small, personalized educational environment.
- Desire to make a difference in their community and are prepared to engage in meaningful service activities (100 community service hours are required for graduation from NBECHS).
- Wish to become involved in clubs, sports, and academic competitions.
- Have good attendance. Good attendance is vital to your success in high school and college course work. No vacations or scheduled appointments should conflict with your college classes.
- Are aware that since NBECHS offers courses through both Moreno Valley College, Mt. San Jacinto College, and we are also part of the Nuview Union School District, the calendars of all these organizations may sometimes conflict. Families are encouraged to note potential differences in holiday and vacation schedules prior to committing to NBECHS.
We hope this information is useful in helping you decide if NBECHS is the right high school program for you. We hope you chose to become a part of the Bridge Family!
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Selection for Enrollment
The total enrollment of grades 9-12 is limited by our charter. The enrollment preferences of the school are governed by state law. All students will be considered for admission without regard to disability, gender, gender identity, gender expression, nationality, race or ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic that is contained in the definition of hate crimes set forth in Section 422.55 of the Penal Code, including immigration status, or any other characteristic protected by law, or association with persons with any of these characteristics. Students will be selected for enrollment based on local criteria set by the Charter.
The Nuview Bridge Early College High School’s admission requirements are designed in conjunction with our partner colleges to support our early college program. Students applying for Nuview Bridge Early College High School must demonstrate a commitment to academics. In compliance with our partner colleges, the Nuview Bridge Early College High School requires a GPA higher than a 2.5 with no “F” grades in their courses to attend college classes. This requirement is a minimum and might be higher with some college programs. In addition to the above requirements Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth grade applicants cannot be credit deficient and must have a good standing record in the year prior to their enrollment at NBECHS.
NBECHS is non-sectarian in its programs, admissions policies, employment practices, and all other operations, shall not charge tuition, and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. NBECHS will reach out, recruit, and strive to enroll children of families of diverse race, culture, economic, and educational backgrounds to promote a balanced and diverse student body reflective of the district, community, and surrounding areas. NBECHS expects families to understand and support the school’s mission, vision, and educational philosophy.
If the number of applicants that meet the locally determined qualifications exceeds the number of available openings per grade level, a lottery will be held. Using a lottery as a method of selection is required by California law.
If a lottery is required, it will be used to determine who is eligible to register for the new school year and who will be placed on the wait list. The lottery process includes preferences that are granted per the Charter language and a public random drawing to be held on the first school business Friday on or after April 1st.
Admission Preferences
If the school receives a number of applications that exceeds the number of available spaces, a public random drawing will be held, with preference for available spaces given to students in the following order until capacity is reached. If available space remains after preferences are assigned, the lottery must occur for all other remaining and all other California residents that have applied by the deadline:
- Pupils currently attending NBECHS
- Pupils who reside within the boundaries of Nuview Union School District
- Siblings of graduates and pupils currently attending NBECHS
- Pupils who attend a Nuview Union School District school
- Children of permanent employees of the Nuview Union School District
In the event that a random lottery does occur then the wait list will be determined by continuing to draw names in numerical order beyond the pre-stated capacity number until every name is accounted for from the applications that were turned in by the deadline. All applications turned in after the deadline will be added to the wait list on a first come first serve basis. Preference for the waiting list will be given in the order waitlisted immediately upon an opening becoming available.
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Applicant Data
Please answer the following questions so that we can better serve your needs.
Please fill this out as truthfully and completely to the best of your knowledge. We at NBECHS want to provide the best possible education for your child. We can do this if we are aware of all the services your child receives. Any information regarding any services or assessments your child has received or is currently receiving will help us in this process.
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Family/Household Information
The parents and guardians of pupils enrolled in public schools have the right and should have the opportunity, as mutually supportive and respectful partners in the education of their children within the public schools, to be informed by the school, and to participate in the education of their children, as follows.” Therefore we require contact information from both birth parents.
If both birth parents do not live in the same house please provide the address and phone number for the birth parent not completing this application.
If there are custody orders and/or restraining orders in regards to this student a copy of the orders MUST be submitted to Ms. Thorpe either via email at zthorpe@nuviewusd.org or fax at (951) 602-7744.
- If the student lives with someone other than the parent or legal guardian, a “Caregiver’s Authorization Affidavit” (Obtained from the NBECHS office) must be completed and submitted with this application.
- If parents are divorced then the school needs a copy of the court documentation.
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Contract of Core Values and Student/Family Expectations
There are four Core Values at NBECHS. Some of these values may initially create challenges for students new to our school. Experience has shown that these Core Values must be honored for the student to succeed in our educational process and programs. Please read each statement and sign at the bottom to verify that both parent(s)/guardian(s) and student have read the statement and understand its meaning.
Attendance
As parents/guardians and student, we understand the importance of regular and daily attendance at school. The importance of an excellent attendance record will become evident as the student moves into a college setting (in which classes are held fewer times each week, which means a single absence could mean 2-3 hours of lost instruction).
If there are custody orders and/or restraining orders in regards to this student a copy of the orders MUST be submitted to Ms. Thorpe either via email at zthorpe@nuviewusd.org or fax at (951) 602-7744.
- As parents/guardians and student, we understand that poor grades may result from poor attendance.
- As parents/guardians and student, we understand that arriving at school on time is important. Students who are tardy will be assigned a detention or Saturday School.
- As parents/guardians and students, we understand that students with excessive absences and/or tardies will be referred to the Student Attendance Review Team (SART).
Academics
As parents/guardians and student, we understand that high school and college environments require a commitment to continual improvement and a quest for excellence. We understand that future success will be measured on how well a job is completed, rather than on meeting minimal requirements. We understand that progress through the NBECHS program will be based on the student’s academic performance.
- As parents/guardians, we will work with our son/daughter to ensure that high quality work is expected. We will not accept or condone less than his/her best effort.
- As a student, I commit to doing my best work in all classes and to making an effort to meet or exceed the expectations of my instructors. I will complete my assignments on time with success and seek tutoring when necessary.
- As parents/guardians and student, we understand that if the student falls below a 2.0 GPA he/she will be placed on an academic probation contract and not be eligible for college courses until the GPA improves in high school courses.
Accountability
As parents/guardians and student, we understand that moving into a high school and college environment will require additional maturity, self-management skills, and a commitment to reaching well-planned goals.
- As parents/guardians and student, we will commit ourselves to working with our student’s counselor and/or school administration to develop a sound educational plan and to find appropriate solutions to problems that the student might encounter in the program.
- In order to promote a safe, secure and highly rigorous academic environment, NBECHS has a Student Handbook in which all students must follow the stated rules, regulations and policies. The Student Handbook is updated yearly.
Attitude
As parents/guardians and student, we realize that a positive attitude is the centerpiece in creating a successful future. Students are expected to display an attitude that is positive, professional, caring, mature, and helpful.
- As parents/guardians and student, we understand that excessive discipline issues at NBECHS will result in a behavior contract. Through the behavior contract and due process, students may be referred for expulsion from the NBECHS program under CA Education Code 48915.
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Preview & Submit
Please review your application information carefully to ensure everything is accurate. Once you've confirmed all the details are correct, you'll be ready to submit your application.
