The Board of Education will hold a Special Meeting on Thursday, July 17th at 5pm in the Board of Education Auditorium, located at 124 Grand Street in Newburgh. The meeting can also be streamed live or viewed via recording later.

Throughout the program, students engaged in learning about the dangers of drug abuse and ways to resist peer pressure, culminating in writing essays that summarized their key takeaways and personal reflections.

Families, teachers, and friends gathered to honor our youngest learners as they completed their first big year of school. The children sang songs, shared what they learned, and beamed with pride as they received their diplomas on stage.

School supply lists will be posted here when available. More will be added throughout the next week or two.

Students in Ms. Bonilla and Ms.McCabe’s classes have explored jobs in the community throughout the last trimester. To bring their research and learning alive, they have engaged in three trips that all connect to jobs in their local community.

Their impressive performance showcased the hard work and talent nurtured within the school’s music program.

The NFA Colonnade is a compilation of student work that includes both visual and literary contributions. Its purpose is to create a lasting and indelible memory that immortalizes outstanding student contributions to the arts.

Dr. Doug Robinson, Associate Professor of Biology at Mount Saint Mary College and the father of an NFA biology student, taught high school students about vertebrate biology and comparative anatomy.

From relay races to tug-of-war, laughter and teamwork were in full swing as our young athletes showed great spirit and sportsmanship. It was a fantastic day of sunshine, smiles, and community — a memorable celebration of energy and friendship for all

Enjoy photos from Temple Hill Academy's Field Day activities.

Moving up videos for Temple Hill Academy's Kindergarten and 5th grade classes can be found below.

This week is an annual event celebrating young children and early learning, along with the families and teachers who are involved in their care and education.

Once their robots were complete, they named them and wrote to tell what their robots could do and could be used for, sharing their stories with Pre-K scholars.

Horizons on the Hudson hosted a series of unforgettable events for our graduating 5th grade class with a dynamic trio that brought our community together in the most spirited ways.

8th grade students in Ms. McCarthy's class created landscapes filled with Zen Tangle Designs for an end of the year project. The results are very impressive!

From July 7 to August 22, 2025, children and youth up to 18 years old can get free meals this summer at certain NECSD schools, the Newburgh Library, Boys & Girls Club, and Chadwick Lake Park.

This distinguished event recognized the remarkable achievements of 30 students from grades 4 and 5, who their teachers nominated for their outstanding contributions and potential.

The Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal recognition that shows that high school seniors have attained a high level of proficiency in terms of civic knowledge, civic skills, civic mindset and civic experiences.