Students conducted in-depth research on influential activists, synthesizing their findings into digital presentations. To bring their research to life, several scholars donned attire representing their chosen historical figures.

Our NFA P-TECH scholars closed out Black History Month by celebrating Black brilliance in STEM. As we honored the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, we celebrated a century of legacy, leadership, and excellence.

South Middle School (SMS) hosted a vibrant Black History Celebration, bringing together scholars, families, and community members for an evening of food, fellowship, and powerful performances.

Information on obtaining your Form 1095-C is now available.

Our NECSD My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Fellows traveled to the state capital to participate in the annual NYS MBK Stand & Deliver Symposium, a high-energy convening of young men of color from across New York State.

What began as a kind invitation from Little Friends Learning Loft blossomed into a school-wide moment of learning, reflection, and shared action as students explored Ruby’s story through books, videos, photographs, songs and thoughtful discussion.

The Newburgh Gorhams were a premier semi-professional Black baseball team that called Newburgh, specifically "Benkard Heights," home during the era of the Negro Leagues.

This wasn't just about reading books; it was about teamwork. By working together, the students were able to share ideas, help each other find facts, and learn from one another's perspectives.

History isn’t just something we find in textbooks; it is a living, breathing narrative that we shape every single day. As we reflect on our shared past, we must remember that Black history is American history.

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Please note the calendar change for April. Tuesday, April 14th was previously a 1/2 for some students, but is now a full day for all students. Wednesday, April 15th is now a 1/2 day for all students and a 1/2 Staff Development for all faculty and sta

Participants will gain insight into nicotine addiction, the effects of vaping on the developing teenage brain, and common myths and misconceptions often promoted through social media.

This delay will allow for additional time and increased visibility during peak travel times. School buses should arrive for pick up two (2) hours later than they normally would. Dismissal times will remain the same.

Please note the following scheduling changes for events that were previously scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. We appreciate your flexibility as we adjust from weather related impacts to our schedule.

This delay will allow for additional time and increased visibility during peak travel times. Dismissal times will remain the same.

My team and I will be monitoring the weather and road conditions throughout the day on Monday and will communicate any further changes to our schedule if necessary.

Mark you calendar for upcoming events!

Building a bright future for our students requires a shared vision. We invite you to join Superintendent, Dr. Jackie Manning Campbell and members of the NECSD Board of Education for an open community conversation.