
***PLEASE NOTE: Children applying for Kindergarten must be 5 years old before September 1, 2026.***
We invite parents/guardians to schedule a classroom observation and/or school tour while school is in session. Call our office at (907) 796-5800, or email jccs@juneauschools.org, to schedule a visit and experience how our school operates, first hand!
STUDENT REGISTRATION AND UPCOMING DATES
New to JSD Registration
Please click on the link below and set up an account and just fill out the information. If you need help you are welcome to come by the office or call as we settle into our daily hours. There will also be some traditional paperwork to fill out later on (permission slips, free and reduced meal forms, etc).
https://jccs-juneauschools.fsenrollment.com/users/sign_in
Returning JSD Students
You will be receiving packets to fill out from the school. You will be able to fill this out and email back or you can come to the school and fill them out based on your preference.
UPCOMING EVENTS
August 13 - Castle Park Back to School Gathering - 4:30-6:30
August 20 - First Day of School (Grades 1st-8th)
August 25 - First Day of School (Kinder)
September 2 - APC Meeting
September 3 - Open House
September 7 - Labor Day
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Welcome to the Juneau Community Charter School!
Dr. Corey Weiss, Principal
Ariana Tagsip, Administrative Asst.
ariana.tagsip@juneauschools.org
School Hours: 8:30am - 3:00pm
Phone: (907)796-5800
Office Hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Physical Address: 1600 Renninger Street, Juneau, AK 99801
Mailing Address: 10014 Crazy Horse Drive, Juneau, AK 99801
PowerSchool Mobile App Code = XZDJ
Information about JCCS:
Our Vision
Juneau Community Charter School seeks to inspire lifelong learners who think critically, act compassionately, and contribute meaningfully to their communities and the world. We envision a school where academic excellence is achieved through student-driven exploration and where every student is recognized as gifted—capable of deep understanding and achievement through their own passions and strengths.
Our Mission
Juneau Community Charter School nurtures a collaborative and inclusive learning environment where students engage in personalized, experiential, and multi-age education. We empower students to grow intellectually, socially, and creatively through meaningful connections with their community and the natural world. JCCS believes that preparing students for the future requires a rigorous academic focus that upholds grade-level expectations while honoring the unique gifts and deep personal interests of every learner.
Why JCCS?
- Rigorous, standards-aligned academics with personalized pathways - Multi-age classrooms fostering leadership and collaboration - Daily emphasis on critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity - Experiential learning grounded in place, community, and nature - Family partnerships and restorative school culture - Specialized academies for each developmental stage
Guiding Principles
Family Partnership and Choice in Engagement
We recognize families as essential partners in the educational journey and are committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming environment where individuals feel valued, heard, and empowered to participate in ways that reflect their unique strengths, capacities, and interests. We appreciate the diverse roles families choose—whether through classroom support, sharing of interests and expertise, leadership, or quiet encouragement at home by seeking to provide flexible, meaningful opportunities for involvement.
Rigorous, Standards-Aligned Academics
JCCS is committed to high expectations within a balanced, enriched curriculum aligned with state standards. Students are supported to meet or exceed grade-level expectations through intentional, differentiated instruction and varied pathways to mastery.
Emphasis on Applied and Adaptive Academics
Academic skills are taught through meaningful, hands-on experiences that connect to students’ lives, interests, and communities. At the same time, instruction is flexible and responsive, ensuring that every learner—regardless of ability, background, or learning style—can engage in rigorous content through differentiated supports, pacing, and materials. This idea promotes high expectations for all students while honoring individual strengths, needs, and pathways to success.
Developmentally Responsive & Personalized Learning
Instruction is tailored to students' cognitive, social, and emotional development. Teachers employ flexible and small-group support, play-based strategies, and family involvement to ensure instruction meets learners where they are and how they grow.
Inquiry, Interest, and Student Agency
Students actively construct understanding through exploration, questioning, and meaningful choice. Learning experiences are designed around student interests and encourage deep thinking, creativity, and reflection.
Experiential, Place-Based, and Multi-Modal Learning
Learning is grounded in real-world experiences, local environments, and cross-curricular integration. Through outdoor exploration, arts, movement, and community engagement, students develop a deeper connection to their learning and the world around them.
Collaborative and Multi-Age Learning Environments
Classrooms foster relationships and community through mixed-age mentorship, cooperative learning, and shared projects. Students learn to lead, support, and grow together in ways that extend beyond academic success.
Community, Reflection, and Restorative Culture
Instructors seek to cultivates a culture of care through restorative practices, self-reflection, and family-school partnerships. Students and families work together with educators to support both personal and academic development.
We are currently seeking families and partners who share our belief in a bold, student-centered future.
Let’s reimagine education together.
907-796-5857