Mosaics, a program that serves students in grades 1-12 with special needs will move from Carmel to the Noblesville High School Freshman Campus beginning with the 2012-13 school year. Learn more about the Mosaics program by reading this Fact Sheet from the Hamilton-Boone-Madison Special Services Cooperative and this story published by The Times.

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Noblesville Schools is asking parents and guardians of current students to update their children's enrollment information now for the next school year.

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Online registration for summer recreation camps has begun. As of 5/14, all camps with enrollment limits are full. The summer recreation programs are free of charge and are offered by Noblesville Township and Noblesville Schools for Noblesville Township school-age children. Coaches' camps are offered by Noblesville Schools coaches and do charge a fee. Please click the links below to view current camp information and to register your child for camp.

• Current summer rec camp information
• Register for summer rec camps
• Coaches' camps

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Summer School sessions will be from 7:30 a.m. - 12:35 p.m. on the following dates:
*As of February 10, both Summer Session 1 and 2 PE are closed. 

Session I:  June 4 - 22
Session II:  June 25 - July 16, excluding July 4

For more information, please read the Summer School Enrollment form. Please return the enrollment form and fees to the main office at the Main Campus by May 4, 2012.

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	Picture Taking Schedule 2012-13 Please mark these dates for yearbook & senior pictures. Credit Recovery program Noblesville Schools is proud to offer a Credit Recovery program for NHS students. A Credit Recovery program allows students who have previously failed a core course to re-take the course for credit. Read more Do The Right Thing: A confidential way to report bad behavior NHS students may report dangerous or destructive behavior to a confidential e-mail account: dotherightthing@nobl.k12.in.us. This e-mail account is monitored by NHS At-Risk Coordinator, Mrs. Deanna Cummins, who determines how to respond to these reports. Bullying, theft, and drug use/possession have been reported to the DTRT account. Mrs. Cummins has intervened to correct some behaviors, and she has referred other situations to the NHS administration. Students are encouraged to use DTRT to help keep NHS a safe and productive school environment.

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