The NECSD and Newburgh Free Library recently celebrated its annual Family Reading Day, a vibrant community event dedicated to fostering a lifelong love of literacy.

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The Newburgh Enlarged City School District (NECSD) is proud to announce it has been awarded more than $10 million in funding through New York State’s Clean Green Schools Initiative.

SMS FAMILY STEM DAY will host a series of workshops and competitive events to highlight South Middle School Science. Shark/Bullfrog Dissection, Mousetrap Cars, Marshmallow-Spaghetti Challenge ...and more!

The NECSD is incredibly proud to announce that Stella Torres, a student at GAMS, has been named a statewide winner in the New York Association for Pupil Transportation (NYAPT) School Bus Safety Poster Contest.

The students at Heritage Middle School had a great time at the “Out of this World” Dance.

Advancing to the semifinals after a hard-fought quarterfinal victory is an incredible achievement and a testament to the talent, preparation, and determination of our students.

Ms. Dutcher (secondary art teacher), led families through a how to, Starry Night-inspired, spring painting! Together participants created their own unique masterpieces!

Our 9th-grade Biology students in Ms. Benson's class piloted an innovative protein synthesis lab using custom 3D-printed DNA models—a project made possible by a specialized equipment grant.

As one of the 10 national winners, the NFA P-TECH team has earned $5,000 to further their educational pursuits. The district congratulates these five seniors on their commitment to using technology for the greater good.

It’s game time in 4th grade at Meadow Hill School! Our annual Multiplication March Madness tournament is in full swing, bringing excitement, competition, and lots of learning to the classroom.

Scholars were challenged to read 2026 books in March and far surpassed this with a total of 2,571! Ms. Roe and Mrs. Fox, our librarians, had the honor of being the slimers.

At the end of the tournament, a lively rally was held where the teachers were revealed and the book “battles” were re-enacted. During the final showdown, the winning book was announced.

This year’s Meadow Hill yearbook is currently on sale online. Online purchasing will be open until May 1, 2026.

Students practiced math and problem-solving skills while playing this strategic game, learning how to plan ahead and make thoughtful moves to checkmate the king.

The District Calendar for the 2026-2027 school year was approved by the Board of Education meeting held on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, and is now available.

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