Chester, Pa.—The Widener Partnership
Charter School, the state’s first university-based charter school, is accepting
applications for enrollment for the 2015-2016 school year for kindergarten and
open spaces in first through eighth grades.
The deadline for enrollment
applications is Friday, March 20, 2015. To apply, a parent or legal
guardian must come to the school in person to complete an application and
provide the required documentation for identity and residency described on the
website at http://widenerpartnershipcharterschool.org/admissions-2.
The school is located at 1450 Edgmont Avenue in Chester.
All new applicants are
placed into a lottery database, and no discrimination is made based on race,
religion, gender or disability. The school can only accept applications from
families living in the Chester Upland School District.
Widener Partnership
Charter School, which serves K-8 students, has a student body capacity of 450
and a low student-to-teacher ratio. The school provides a holistic approach to
teaching and learning with a focus on critical thinking and hands-on learning.
In addition, the school provides placement counseling for seventh and eighth
graders as they decide where to attend high school.
Widener University
opened the school in 2006 as the first university-based charter school in
Pennsylvania. Widener shares faculty expertise, administrative support, student
interns, and technology resources with the school in a dynamic partnership that
promotes the long-term success of the students. The university has created the Widener Hope
Scholarships to provide up to $100,000 over four years in tuition assistance
for eligible charter school students to attend Widener for undergraduate study.
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