Due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases, GLCPS will remain in the remote teaching and learning model at least through February 28, 2021, Executive Director Stephen Furtado announced today. "It was our hope to begin the hybrid model at the end of January but unfortunately the number of Covid cases continues to increase in New Bedford and the surrounding towns," said Dr. Furtado. "We have been told by medical authorities that the number of cases will continue to increase as a result of holiday gatherings and traveling that occurred outside of our State."
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(This letter was addressed to GLCPS staff on the eve of the attack on our US Capitol on January 6, 2021 by supporters of President Trump as Congress was moving toward ratifying the election of Joseph Biden as the next president of the United States.)

As a political science major and student in Constitutional law, I have tried to capture my emotions over today’s events. It is easy to cast blame and to point fingers. I, too, want to vent and allow my temper to get the best of me. We have witnessed a display of violence against our institutions that has not been seen since 1814 when the Capitol and the White House were burned to the ground. Unfolding before our eyes was an attack, not against buildings, but against the Constitution; a document that clearly states the process of validating a presidential election. That same Constitution gives all of us the right to protest but not in a violent way.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health Immunization Division has extended the deadline for students to receive the mandated flu vaccine. The deadline is now February 28, 2021. GLCPS families can email documentation of the flu vaccination or reach out with any questions or concerns to the nurse's office for the school. Families can email documentation of the flu vaccination or reach out with any questions or concerns by emailing Nurse Tomlinson at rtomlinson@glcps.org, or Nurse Aguiar at saguiar@glcps.org  or by fax using 774-328-8694.
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First, the Board of Trustees and I have decided to begin winter vacation earlier than scheduled. Therefore, the last day of school before the winter vacation is Friday, December 18, 2020. We will return to our normal academic schedule on Monday, January 4, 2021.

Second, as we approach the next remote learning deadline I want to update you regarding our next steps.  Our decisions are based on the data we receive from the Department of Public Health and the Center for Disease Control.  We have watched the number of Covid-19 cases increase significantly in New Bedford and throughout the State. This second surge is troubling and the number of cases could continue to increase throughout the holiday season.  New Bedford continues to be in the “red zone”. Given this information GLCPS will remain remote through January 31.
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The state of Massachusetts has launched a new website to help families concerned about their child's mental health specifically related to the Covid-19 epidemic and all of the changes that have happened because of it.
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There will be no Grab'n'Go meals available at the main campus on January 6th and January 7th. We will resume the food program on Friday, 1/8.
Please contact us with any questions or concerns at 508-991-4105.
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The Global Learning Charter Public School's YEARBOOK fundraiser is underway! Here's how you can support the effort to raise $3,000.00 to keep the cost of the yearbook affordable for students.

Our goal is to raise $3,000.00 to keep the cost of the yearbook at an affordable price.
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The town hall style meetings for GLCPS families kick off this week and will help answer questions parents and guardians may have about schedules, hours, attendance, nutrition, and other topics as the school prepares to embark on full remote learning to start the 2020-2021 School Year.
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