The Newburgh Enlarged City School District (NECSD) is diving into a life-changing new initiative! We are thrilled to announce the official kickoff of our FREE youth swim lessons for elementary students.

Heritage Middle School (HMS) Restorative Practices proudly presents Families Connect at Heritage, a collaborative day designed to bring our scholars and their families together.

Our annual Books & Breakfast isn't just an event; it’s a celebration of community, and this year’s chapter was truly one for the record books. This annual event has been going on for more than a decade!

Families and students gathered for one of the school’s biggest events of the year, celebrating the many cultures that make up the Meadow Hill community for the 9th year!

Over 300 students were in attendance, including all third graders at Meadow Hill School. Among many other things, third graders learn about the instruments of the band and orchestra this year in Music class.

At this time, registration for the program is officially closed. As stated on the registration form, enrollment was limited to 72 scholars total, with 36 scholars per session, on a first come, first served basis.

Under the leadership of Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell, our 2019 Capital Bond Projects are officially back on track and moving full steam ahead!

Voters do not need to have kids or even like kids (who doesn't like kids?!)! Voters just need to be registered to vote and need to live within the boundaries of our school district.

Throughout the month, students explored what it means to be brave—whether that’s trying something new, standing up for what’s right, or persevering through challenges.

This unique celebration transformed the school into a hub of activity, blending essential community resources with a festive atmosphere that highlighted the diverse talents of our CTE and Fine Arts programs.

The performance showcased the incredible vocal range of our young scholars and featured a stunning, luminous set design created through a cross-curricular collaboration with the school's art classes.

Mr. Howard shared stories of the challenges he faced, the mentors who guided him, and the sense of community that eventually led him to serve on the Board of Education.

Book selections are chosen around a theme for each month, connecting to New York State’s Portrait of a Graduate model. These read-alouds aim to connect our Board of Education members with our learners.

Dressed as their favorite book characters, the students paraded through the halls and school grounds, showcasing the imagination and developing literacy skills they have cultivated throughout the year.

Friday Night Lights Remix was created by students, for students!

This review aims to identify gaps in service delivery, ensure equitable access to resources for all scholars, and align our internal procedures with the most current state and federal mandates.

NECSD Students ages 4-10 years old are invited to learn to swim or to become better swimmers...

Within our classrooms and across our campuses, these individuals often find themselves wearing many hats—acting as mentors, motivators, innovators, and pillars of support for our scholars.