New Frontiers Public Schools prides itself in recognizing the whole student and understands that doing so goes far beyond academics. Beginning this school year, all students will be receiving interventions on social emotional well-being using the curriculum, Character Strong. Individual and group counseling services will be offered to those scholars in need of additional support.
New Frontiers offers seminars and workshops as well as short-term opportunities for individualized counseling sessions for adults and families. For more information, please contact Student Support Counselor, Ms. Norma Arshad at 210.519.3850 ext. 3505 (office), 210.729.2240 (work cell) or on SCHOOLOGY.
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act The McKinney-Vento Education Assistance Act is a federal law that provides services to families and unaccompanied youth living temporarily due to loss of housing.
If you feel your family fits the definition for homelessness under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act, please contact District Lead Counselor, Ms. Norma Arshad narshad@newfrontierspublicschools.org or 210.729.2240.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people ages 10-34. Attached are The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, Prevention Suicide Fact Sheets, Suicide Warning Signs (English) and Suicide Warning Signs (Spanish) that all parents should be aware of.
Family Workshop will be offered several times throughout the school year. The following calendars include information of scheduled workshops, opportunities to participate in committee meetings and family fun events.
Frank L. Madla Early College High School Calendar of Family Events
Imelda Davis Early Early College High School Calendar of Events
Greg A. Garcia Early College Intermediate Calendar of Events
Explore our list of valuable resources designed specifically to help our parents navigate and find everything they need to ensure their child’s success.
A copy of each of the schools Student/Parent Handbook are linked below.
Greg A. Garcia Early College Intermediate – Student/Parent handbook
Imelda Davis Early College High School – Student/Parent handbook
Frank L. Madla Early College High School – Student/Parent handbook
Parents and students are encouraged to contact campus administration with any questions or concerns regarding the requirements and provisions of the Code. Parents and students are expected to review and be familiar with the provisions of the Code. Lack of knowledge or awareness about any School rules, including this Code, will not excuse violations of the Code. Parents and students will be required to sign a statement acknowledging receipt and understanding of the Code.
You can find the District Student Code of Conduct handbook here.
Thank you for choosing New Frontiers Public Schools District!
Complete Online Enrollment Forms
Documentation for Registration Required:
Official State Issued Birth Certificate
Social Security Card
Current Immunization Record
State Issued Picture ID card or Parent or Legal Guardian
Using the student ID issued by the Alamo Colleges, students can ride the Via Bus at no cost.
Download VIA go-Mobile
In the event of inclement weather, New Frontiers Public Schools (NFPS) will follow these guidelines. Please Click here for more information.
Click here to log in to Parent Self-Serve to enroll a new student, view progress reports, check attendance and grades.
