Community Service Reminder - This is a reminder that in order to graduate from Metro, students must complete fifty hours of community service. If your student is a New Haven Promise candidate, 40 of the community service hours must be completed at a New Haven Promise approved location. If you are unsure of where to complete these hours, please click this link to view a list of approved New Haven Promise locations.

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Miller Named NHPS Teacher Of The Year - We are excited to celebrate Ms. Julia Miller, Social Studies teacher at Metro and CT Teacher of the Year Finalist. On Thursday, September 26, stakeholders will be visiting Metro and Ms. Miller's classes to review her candidacy. Join us in congratulating and celebrating Ms. Miller. Read the full article on the New Haven Independent here.

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Metro Mentor Sign up - Click here to sign up to be a Metro Mentor

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Locker Request - Click here to request a locker

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Orientation Presentation- Click here to view the presentation from orientation

 

Welcome Letter for Families - Click here to read the Welcome Letter for Families

 

School Supply List - Click here for a list of school supplies.

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For Parents of Students in Geometry - Dr. Susan Budde has taken a position in another District and Metro Leadership and NHPS Leadership are working together to identify a Geometry teacher as quickly as possible.  We have 5 sections of Geometry that need to be covered.  We currently have plans for 3 of 5 of those sections to be covered by a certified NHPS Math teacher.  If you know of folks in your network who would be a great addition to the Metro team, please share this application link with your networks.  The metro position is Job ID# 5880​​​​

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Meet our new Assistant Principal - Adham Conaway is a native of New Haven, CT. He is a graduate of Hill Regional Career High School and later received his bachelor's degree from Southern Connecticut State University. Adham demonstrated his passion towards education by pursuing his master's degree at the University of New Haven and completed his education by receiving his 6th year professional certificate from Southern Connecticut State University. 

 

Professionally, Adham has served the New Haven Public School district for 14 years. He has worked at several schools throughout the district in various roles including Wexler-Grant Community

School, Nathan Hale School, Wilbur Cross High School, Edgewood Magnet School, Davis Academy and now joins the team at Metropolitan Business Academy.

 

Adham is very involved in the community. Aside from his service with the New Haven Public Schools, he meets weekly with student-athletes from the Greater New Haven area with his nonprofit organization, All Access Training and Student-Athlete Development, who recently took 9 student athletes to Costa Rica for a Global Enrichment Experience.  He is an active member of the local chapter of the international fraternity, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Epsilon Iota Iota Chapter). Adham enjoys playing and watching basketball, track and field, traveling, and spending time with family.

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​​​​World Language Update - To read about important information regarding the World Language Department at Metro for the upcoming school year, please click here.

 

Join the Parent Team or share some ways you hope to support Metropolitan as a Parent - MBA knows that we can offer stronger programming and richer experiences to students by integrating the support of families in all we offer. Metro offers many ways for parents to support student experiences and program development. Please use this link to share your interest and to name some possible ways you hope to support Metro.

 

Annual Physicals - If your child is entering 10th grade in the fall 2024, or entering as a new student in the fall 2024, you must have an active physical exam on file dated after September 1, 2023 or later. Please hand your physical exam and immunization record to the school nurse or upload it via Veoci. You can also drop it off at the Health Department located at 424 Chapel Street in New Haven. Your child can receive a physical at the School Based Health Center at Metro. Students who want to schedule an appointment at the SBHC must enroll. You can fill out the enrollment form electronically here. Free free to call the School Based Health Center at (475)220-7706 or the school nurse at (475)220-7715.

 

School-Based Health Center - We are excited to introduce the new School-Based Health Center at MBA! Our mission is to provide all students access to quality, confidential, and convenient health and support services during the school day.

 

Enrolled students will receive confidential primary and urgent healthcare, counseling health education, and dental care at no cost to the student or family. This care includes flu and COVID shots, immunizations, annual/sports physicals, treatment or medication when they are injured or sick at school. The School-based health center does not replace the students' primary care physician.

 

If you are interested in enrolling your student in the school based health center please fill out this electronic form now.

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Letter of Introduction from Metro's New Principal -  Please read this letter of introduction from Metro's new principal, Ann Brillante.

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Work Permits - To have working papers issued by the Office of School Choice & Enrollment, the student must have an official Promise of Employment letter. The Promise of Employment letter must detail the minor’s legal name, the rate of pay, hours and a specific list of tasks they will be performing and be on the company’s letterhead. The Enrollment Office will not accept forms missing information. Please note, students must be hired prior to requesting working papers.

 

• The parent or the minor child must email the Promise of Employment letter along with proof of age (if the child is not currently enrolled in a New Haven Public School) to NHPSRegistration@new-haven.k12.ct.us

• Once received the Office of School Choice & Enrollment will process the signed and stamped working paper to the parent or minor child. This should be presented to the employer for record keeping and compliance. Typically, working papers are processed and available within 24 to 48 hours.

• A staff member from the Office of School Choice & Enrollment will contact the student once the working papers are complete and ready for pick-up. 

 

As the Enrollment Office is closed to the general public at this time, all items may be picked up at the security desk of 54 Meadow Street. The envelope will be sealed and bare the name of the minor child to be employed.