LATEST NEWS
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Kindergarten Selection Tours Begin!
These tours provide a wonderful opportunity for families to visit our schools, meet staff, and learn more about the kindergarten experience in our district.
Horizon on the Hudson Scholars Display Pre-K Fashion Show
Over the past few weeks, students have been exploring all things apparel—what clothes are made of, how they’re designed, how they’re made, how we care for them, and so much more.
Collective Bargaining Updates | FAQ Information Page
In an effort to ensure transparency and keep our community well-informed, we have created a dedicated information page that will be updated regularly.
REMINDER: Delays, Dismissals, Closures | Emergency Related Information
These circumstances are typically utilized for weather conditions; however, they may be utilized for any type of scenario that may require a change to our standard schedule.
Happy Thanksgiving! | From Our Goldback Family to Yours
May this time provide an opportunity to reflect on all that we have to be grateful for and inspire us to think about how we can each make a positive impact on our Goldback community.
GAMS Students Create their Own Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Inspired by what they learned, they created their own storybook-themed floats and character balloons, combining artistry, engineering, and literacy.
NECSD Distributes 100 Turkeys and Sides to Families in Need
Our Newburgh Free Academy high school students teamed up with community members this week to distribute a Thanksgiving giveaway filled with seasonal foods and fresh vegetables.
Montefiore St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital Donates 100 Bags of Healthy Produce
Coordinated by Ms. Kori Rogers, our McKinney-Vento liaison and the Family and Community Engagement team, bags were distributed to schools to be shared with designated students in need.
NFA Book Club | December Selection
The NFA Book Club will be reading Banned Together by Ashley Hope Pérez as their December selection. The meeting to discuss the book is scheduled for December 18th.










