This unforgettable production was a true masterclass in teamwork, made possible by the tireless dedication of our students, staff, and community volunteers working both under the spotlight and behind the scenes.

The cast brought beloved characters to life with confidence and heart, while the crew worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure every lighting cue, costume change, set piece, and transition came together seamlessly.

Scholars, families, and Pre-K teachers marched around the outfield and received certificates from Rascal and Rosie, the team's mascots, before enjoying the game with their families.

Returning member and NFA Class of 2026 Valedictorian, Steven Yang, delivered keynote remarks of inspiration to his younger classmates.

You must first pass the Swim Assessment Wednesday, June 17th or Wednesday, June 24th

Twenty-six (26) of those scholars earned both their high school diploma and Associate Degree from SUNY Orange simultaneously through the NFA P-TECH program in four years.

Join us for Open Gym, Karaoke, Silent Disco and a World Cup Watch Party!

The event provided hands-on opportunities for children to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics through a variety of engaging activities.

The NFA Main campus Social Workers presented an event that introduced students and staff to community resources, connecting students with valuable information and resources that exist in our community.

Students received a guided tour of the building, met with Assmblymembers Christopher Eachus and Jonathan Jacobson, and interacted with community partners who tabled there in honor of America's 250th celebration!

The event was designed to empower students to explore various pathways for life after high school. This allowed students to get a glimpse into college life as well as the career and technical pathway.

The NFA Black History Club will host our annual basketball tournament. This year, the tournament will feature Pro Am players, a former Knicks player, and student athletes.

They performed at Kutztown University in front of two Judges. Each performing group prepared two pieces of music to perform for adjudication.

Students enjoyed a day packed with music, collaborative games, and exciting water activities that kept everyone smiling and engaged.

Students had a blast celebrating the end of the school year in vibrant neon style, enjoying an evening filled with music, dancing, and unforgettable memories.

Select students in seventh and eighth grade who demonstrate the five pillars of NJHS: scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship took the pledge and were inducted.

We will resume Friday, June 12th!

This project challenges them to combine critical thinking, artistic design, and teamwork as they brought their mathematical creations to life.