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2019-2020

2019-2020


 

% of NMC Students Qualifying for Federal Lunch Program

A student from a household with an income at or below 130 percent of the poverty income threshold is eligible for free lunch. A student from a household with an income between 130 percent and up to 185 percent of the poverty threshold is eligible for reduced price lunch.
 

Hours per School Day

*From National Center for Education Statistics
 

View more National data on our 2019-2020 NMC Data Dashboard.


The NativityMiguel Coalition positions member schools within a credible scale of impact that is not possible with a single school. The NativityMiguel Coalition amplifies the profound contribution of these schools to key national stakeholders.

The NativityMiguel Coalition has three priority areas:

1. Faith-Based: A faith-based environment for the development of the whole child (mind, body, and spirit) directly impacts a student’s formation and achievement. The Coalition will examine and promote the distinct value that a culture of faith adds to a student’s education. 

2. Effective Administrative Structure: Member schools thrive on an effective administrative structure employing strong leadership and effective practice to be viable with a non-tuition-driven model and minimal government funding. The Coalition will examine and promote effective practices that drive the viability of our schools in areas of mission, governance, advancement, operations, and instruction.

3. Support Students Beyond Graduation: Member schools support students after graduation to foster their continued development, achievement, and contribution to their communities. The Coalition will examine and promote how this unique component helps students excel at each level of education and successfully enter the next stage of personal and professional life.

These priorities are addressed by:

  • studying what is working in member schools

  • advising school leaders on strategic priorities

  • connecting member schools with relevant expertise and research

  • coordinating an annual national conference

  • sharing best practices via technology

  • developing a regional structure with regional support and programming.