News and Announcements

Camino Nuevo Charter Academy is enrolling new students for the 2019-20 school year. All new families and current eighth grade families must submit an online application to participate in the admissions lottery by January 13. Head to www.applyla.org to apply today.
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All Camino Nuevo Charter Academy campuses will be open and we will expect your child to be at school even if a strike occurs when classes resume on Jan. 10. For more details, click on the headline to read the statement from our CEO.
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After 18 years as a leader at Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, Ana Ponce will step down from her role as CEO and become the new Executive Director of Great Public Schools Now, effective February 1. Read her full message.
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We didn't win the grand prize, but the good news is that we will get to keep the $6,300 you helped us raise and every dollar will go directly to help our students have access to enrichment programs and wraparound supports.
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From the tragic shooting in Thousand Oaks to the devastating wildfires in northern and southern California, the past two weeks have brought so much anguish and sorrow to our communities. Our hearts and thoughts are with the victims of these tragedies, children and families that have suffered unimaginable losses. Click the headline for ways that you can help.
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Our Camino Nuevo Charter Academy campuses are now serving free lunch and breakfast to all students. Read more about the new policy here.
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Starting Oct. 1 through Jan. 13, you can apply to any of our schools online. Go to www.ApplyLA.org to get started today! If you need support, call ApplyLA at (877) 877-5057
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Pueblo Nuevo Education & Development Group has launched a website spotlighting the various innovative ways they partner with our schools to improve educational outcomes for our students, alumni, and families. Learn more: www.pueblonuevo.org
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The 74, a national education news outlet, reports on how our schools address the trauma experienced by both students and their parents as arrests and immigration enforcement are on the rise.
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