AEDY (Alternative Education for Disruptive Youth) Complaint Process and Form
REMIND NOTIFICATIONS-How do I receive the alerts?
Already have Remind, text LIST to 81010 to make sure you are set up for the correct buildings
What is Career Street? Hopefully your middle school or high school student has talked about this career exploration opportunity. This is your chance to...
The attached letter explains how you or your employer can become involved.
High School Student Information • Middle School Student Information
NW Elementary Student Information • SPR Elementary Student Information
New Student Enrollment Checklist
NWSD Enrollment Form (Updated 10.27.2020)
Parental Registration Statement
Acceptable Internet Use Policies (for review only, please click on each policy link below)
New Student Enrollment-Accident/Emergency Information & Acceptable Use of Technology Acknowledgement
If you are a parent of a student who attends the Erie County Technical School, please visit the ECTS Parent Portal. The portal contains many valuable resources, including school information, grades, and attendance.
Housing/Parental Resources (each item listed below is a live link, please click for more information)
McKinney-Vento Act - Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness, Displaced or Interrupted Housing
Right to Know (click the live link below to access the form)
Student Travel/Work Permit/Misc Info (each item listed below is a live link, please click for more information)
During the school year, work permits are issued out of the high school guidance office
During the summer months (mid-June through mid-August), work permits are issued out of the business office
Call 814-756-9400x4244 for hours and to make an appointment
Application for Work Permit-Section B must be completed and signed by parent/guardian
Evidence of age must also be provided (Birth certificate, baptismal certificate, passport, other documentary evidence, or affidavit of parent or guardian accompanied by physician's statement of opinion as to the age of the minor)
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library will help you read with your child. There are many reasons parents do not read to their child, but we can eliminate one of them. Every child will have books of their very own, at no cost to you, thanks to United Way of Erie County and Dolly Parton. Each month a new, carefully selected book will be mailed in your child’s name directly to your home. He/she can look forward to new and exciting reading adventures from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library until he/she turns five years old as long as you remain a resident of Erie County. Should the child move outside Erie County, he/she automatically exits the program.
For additional information or to enroll in this free program, please click here to visit the United Way website.