NDS Open Enrollment period for the 2026-2027 school year is Jan. 5th- March 27th, 2026. Must be 5 years old on or before 8/31/2026 for Kindergarten.
NDS Mission Statement: At this school, we seek to nurture every student, every day to develop strong character, academic excellence, and good citizenship.
NDS Vision Statement: At this school, every child will learn. Every kid. Every day. No excuses.
2026-2027 Calendar
STUDENT APPLICATION FORM 2026-2027 (1)-compressed.pdfNow Enrolling for the 2026–2027 School Year!
New Dimensions: A Public Charter School is excited to announce open enrollment from Monday, January 5 through March 27, 2026. Serving students in Kindergarten through 8th grade, New Dimensions offers small class sizes that allow for individualized attention and a supportive learning environment. New Dimensions is not a private school—we are a FREE North Carolina Public Charter School, open to all students.
Students enjoy a well-rounded educational experience with engaging electives and specials, including STEM, Music, Art, Physical Education, and our Digital Learning Lab. We are also proud to offer a brand-new science lab and a new Media Center, providing innovative spaces that inspire curiosity, creativity, and a love of learning.
In addition to academics, New Dimensions promotes teamwork and school spirit through a variety of athletic opportunities, including flag football, golf, volleyball, basketball, kickball, and a competitive archery team. Discover how New Dimensions helps students grow academically, socially, and physically in a welcoming school community.
Applications may be obtained in person at the school or printed from the form to the left and submitted at the school.
New Dimensions Charter School Dress Code Policy:
New Dimensions Charter School recognizes that student dress significantly impacts behavior, academic engagement, and the overall learning environment. Additionally, the school acknowledges the role of parents in guiding their children to make appropriate choices regarding clothing, accessories, and personal appearance.
To foster an atmosphere conducive to learning, all students are expected to dress in a manner that reflects good taste, respect for themselves and others, and adherence to school expectations.
The following dress code provides guidance for students, parents, teachers, and administrators. While this list outlines specific expectations, it is not exhaustive. The school director reserves the right to determine whether any attire violates the principles of this policy. Decisions will consider the student's developmental level and ability to understand the significance of appropriate dress.
Students may not wear clothing, accessories, or footwear that:
Are disruptive, provocative, indecent, vulgar, or obscene.
Promote illegal substances, alcohol, tobacco, or controlled substances.
Display offensive language, symbols, or imagery related to race, gender, ethnicity, religion, or any other protected category. Lettering must align with the school’s commitment to respect, kindness, and academic excellence.
Pose a safety risk to the student or others.
Students must wear clothing that adequately covers the body, ensuring that private areas remain fully covered at all times.
The following attire is not permitted during school hours:
Shirts/Tops: Halter tops, tank tops with straps less than 3 fingers and large armholes, bare-midriff tops, backless tops, or see-through clothing. Shirts, tops, and dresses must fully cover the torso, including the chest, back, and midriff.
Bottoms: Shorts, skirts, and dresses must extend to the fingertips when arms are relaxed at the sides (at least mid-thigh in length). Jeans and pants cannot have any holes, rips or tears Slashed, excessively torn, or cut-up clothing is not allowed. Sagging pants and exposed undergarments are prohibited. Leggings can only be worn under skirts, dresses, short or with a top that comes to mid thigh
Undergarments: Must not be worn as outerwear or be visible.
Footwear: Proper footwear is required at all times; shoes must be safe and appropriate for school activities.
Accessories: Chains attached to wallets, studded collars or bracelets, and any jewelry or accessories that may be used as a weapon or hinder movement are not allowed.
Headwear: Dark sunglasses may not be worn indoors unless medically necessary. Hats, hoods, or other head coverings or head gear are not permitted unless for religious or medical reasons. Exceptions for religious or medical headwear or clothing must be documented through written communication from a parent/guardian or medical provider and submitted to the school administration for approval.
Other Attire: Any clothing or accessories that fall under the category of "disruptive behavior" or pose a foreseeable disruption to the school environment. No items that are costumes, such as but not limited to animal tails, face mask, unitard
Students found in violation of the dress code will be required to change into appropriate attire. A guardian will be notified to bring replacement clothing or the student may borrow from the school's uniform and donation closet as available. Repeated violations may result in disciplinary action, including parental contact, ISS, or other appropriate measures as determined by school administration.
The school administration reserves the right to interpret and enforce this dress code policy to ensure a safe and respectful learning environment for all students.
Copy of 2025-26 ParentSurvey-Flyer-English.pdfWhat's Happening in Art?
It's all about Dots!!! Students studied about Yayoi Kusama and created artwork with dots!!.
Great job Mrs. Hudson and students!
