The Evening Campus is focused on providing students with the opportunity to learn, complete coursework, and recover credits required for high school graduation that is mindful of individual differences and learning styles.  Classes are offered each semester while grades are completed by four quarters. Attending Evening Campus will lead to a high school diploma that is readily accepted by the military, colleges, and employers. It is our mission to successfully prepare our students to transition to post secondary education and/or the workforce.  As a nontraditional setting, we empower students to be self confident life long learners who serve as active citizens enjoying in a reciprocal relationship with their community.

Evening Campus courses are offered at NFA Main.  The office is located in Suite 107a on the first floor.  Classes are held in CTE rooms as well as on the second floor of the West Wing. 

The Evening School design is based on these core principles:

• 21st Century Skills: Students engage in all four “C’s” of 21st Century Learning: Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, and Critical Thinking.
• Executive Functioning: Due to the elements of planning, teamwork, and time limits, students must utilize executive functioning skills to best participate and compete.

Character Building: Students must employ patience, persistence, teamwork, kindness, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship.

2nd Semester Course Selection and Registration Form

The Quarterly Recovery Program is an opportunity for individual students to improve academic achievement, increase a single quarterly course grade and to earn quarterly course credit. This program application is required and is subject to prior approval. It commits the participating student, parent/guardian, and course educators to adhere to and complete the specific requirements listed below.

HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERLY CREDIT RECOVERY APPLICATION

As a student, you commit to:

• Demonstrate consistent required attendance during the regular school day and week
• Regularly attend the Quarterly Credit Recovery Program, including: Arriving on time and staying for the duration of each session
• Having no more than 1 unexcused absence and 2 excused absences. This will cause removal from the Quarterly Credit Recovery Program
• Adhere to the discipline standards expected at Newburgh Free Academy and uphold Code of Conduct at all times

As a parent/guardian, you commit to: 

• Allow your child to participate in the Quarterly Credit Recovery Program
• Stay in regular contact with teachers to support your child’s progress
• Encourage your child to set high goals and achieve success
• Establish a family routine that includes continual progress in school work

Other Student Program Requirements

• Students may not bring others (i.e., siblings, friends, etc.)
• Students must indicate in advance if they need transportation

Approval Process: Completed applications should be submitted to the scholar’s cohort assistant principal. Priority will be given to students who are seniors. Attendance, behavior, and current grades will be used in the selection process if more seats are needed. If you are denied this opportunity you can appeal the decision to the building administrator.  Students will be notified by their guidance counselor if they are approved.

Sandra E. Wood
NFA Evening Campus House Principal

There are two semesters for Evening School: 

Semester 1: October 2, 2019 - February 14, 2020 

Semester 2: February 18, 2020 - June 24, 2020.

Tuesday and Thursday

2:35-4:05
Room 281  Senior English
Room 282  Financial Literacy
Room 288  US History 

4:10-5:40
Room 281  Algebra
Room 282  Astronomy and Meteorology