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  • NOTTINGHAM COMMUNITY ACCESS AND JOB TRAINING (CAJT) HIGH SCHOOL

    4915 Donovan Avenue
    St. Louis, MO 63109
    Office 314-481-4095
    Fax 314-244-1730
    Principal: Kimberly Long
    Hours: 7:10am - 2:07pm
    Grades: 9-12
     
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Principal's Corner

  • Welcome to the Nottingham CAJT Principal's Corner
     
     
     

    The 2018-2019 school year is going to be a great one!  I'm embarking on my third year as school principal at Nottingham CAJT High School and I couldn't have asked for a better group of students, staff, and parents to work with!  I’ve previously held positions as the Special Education Dept. Head/Vocational Adjustment Counselor and Reading Specialist at Nottingham.  It’s with great honor and pleasure that I’m charged to work with staff, students, parents, and community members in moving our school forward and turn great into the greatest!

    Last year, our school made gains in the following areas:  attendance, student management, academics through the use of technology, onsite work experience, and over 90% of our graduating class were registered with Vocational Rehabilitation for post-secondary placement.  We are going to have a wonderful school year!  Nottingham received the distinct honor of being named a 2016 Missouri National School of Character, and we intend to continue the tradition of having great character as well as focus our efforts on our new school’s mission of students building positive character and having a successful transition from school to post-secondary independence.  Nottingham is looking forward to an increased usage of technology in classrooms to foster more student centered learning and new partnerships with community organizations that will allow work and job training for our students after high school if applicable.   I am excited to announce that Nottingham will have a class at MERS Goodwill, five classes at Washington University, two classes at Wells Fargo, and a class at Destination Cafe.  These worksites allow our students to gain the necessary skills for job independence so that they are more marketable in today's society for competitive work.  As always, we want all of our Longhorns at school daily! This is the only way that they will be able to enhance their skills and learn all they can prior to their graduation and become law abiding adults. 

     

    If you have questions or would like to know more about our program, don’t hesitate to contact me 314-481-4095 or 314-243-5205.

    GO LONGHORNS!

     
     
     
     

Our Mission

  • Our Mission: The mission of CAJT is to build positive character in students and for them to have a successful transition from school to post-secondary independence.
     
     

Announcements

  • Gina and Xavier at Chess Club Tournament 2/18

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    New Vaccination Required! Before our 7th grade and 11th grade students start 8th and 12th grade (respectively) in 2017-18, they must receive a vaccine against meningitis, an infection of the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. 

     

    Students entering 8th grade must also receive the Tdap vaccine, so parents can get them done during the same visit to the doctor. If your student going into the 12th grade received the first meningitis immunization at age 16 or later, a second one will not be needed. Otherwise, two are required for 12th grade students. Please have this immunization done as soon as possible, and make sure your School Nurse receives a copy. Please contact your School Nurse or the Nurse Coordinator at 314-345-4401 for questions.

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  • National School of Character

                           

    On Wednesday, May 11, 2016, it was announced that Nottingham High School met the criteria to become a 2016 National School of Character. The entire Nottingham family work extremely hard on creating a culture of inclusion and good character at Nottingham High School. 

    We are still intentionally focusing on this aspect of our school climate.  We have adopted a new school mission of building positive character in students so that they have a successful transition from school to post-secondary independence.  The only way to ensure students learn the values of respect, responsibility, compassion, determination, self-control, grateful, honesty, courage, and forgiveness is to provide ongoing opportunities for students to practice it.

    This year's theme: Limitations Are Forgotten: Differences Are Celebrated

     

     
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