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UPDATED: APRIL 3, 2020: All BASD Schools are closed indefinitely due to COVID-19 pending further direction. ALL school buildings and facilities are CLOSED – which in turn includes ALL playgrounds/tennis courts/basketball courts/etc.
ONLY those personnel who have been deemed essential (and have been notified as such) have access to our buildings and facilities at this time. Our ENTIRE team – including our full team of teachers - is working remotely with access to their classroom voicemail, BASD emails, computers, etc. Additionally, we apologize, but they do NOT have access to their own or student personal items left behind at BASD buildings or facilities.
This statement does not impact our Grab and Go Lunch Program.
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding!
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Did You Know? Video 1: Cyber/Charter/Public/Private
Did you Know? Video 2: Reasons and Data
In a first of its kind series for BASD, we would like to educate our learning community at large, about outside cyber and charter schools, their impact on our district, and our plans to bring our students home.
What is the difference between a cyber school and a charter school? Are they truly “free”? How many students from our district attend outside cyber/charter schools? Why do families choose these options? How do the PA cyber and charter schools perform as compared to BASD? Are these schools subject to the same rules and regulations that public schools must adhere to? And more…
At this point, you may be asking yourself, “Why do I care?” Quite simply, because as a taxpayer, you are funding more than $2.0M per year in BASD costs associated with these outside placements. We’re guessing that we have your attention now!
Over the coming weeks, we will be sharing short videos via FB, Twitter (via a link), and our website aimed at educating our district community on all of this and more. We will also introduce you to Berks Online Learning – our own cyber school offering. Finally, we will talk to you about the efforts underway to bring our students back to the Boyertown Learning Community – whether via our brick and mortar buildings or our own, much more cost-effective, cyber opportunity. Stay tuned…we’re never too old to learn!!
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2020-2021 Kindergarten Registration is underway! If you received our mailing containing the registration instructions, please visit our Registration Page for more details and to register.
If you did NOT receive our mailing with the instructions and you have NOT completed the on-line registration process, please email BASD Registration and provide your name, your child's name, your child's date of birth, your address, and your telephone number, and we will mail a packet to you directly.
We are excited to meet our newest BEARS!
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Is your student going to be absent or tardy?
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Regular School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:25 PM
Kindergarten AM Session: 8:45 AM - 11:25 AM
Kindergarten PM Session: 12:50 PM - 3:25 PM
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Main Office: 610-754-9580Attendance Line: 610-754-9599Fax: 610-754-8349Transportation Supervisor: 610-473-3472
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NHUF Elementary School can also be found on FACEBOOK. Please search for our school’s page, New Hanover Upper Frederick Elementary or at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Hanover-Upper-Frederick-Elementary/798869993547732
Like this page and then click on Get Notifications to get our updates in your news feed.
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E-Readers at NHUF
In support of Boyertown’s goal of a district-wide Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) initiative, we at the elementary level are going to begin with the use of e-readers in our schools. E-Reader Consent forms are located on the district’s website (Parents/Community, BYOT - 21st Century Learning) or in the school office and must be completed each school year. Please return completed forms to your child’s school office.
