Resources

SCHOOL BASICS

TOP 5 GO TO PEOPLE: Click on the link to find out who can help you throughout the day.

IMPORTANT PLACES TO KNOW: Click on the link to learn about the places everyone in middle school needs to know.

OPENING YOUR LOCKER: Click on this link to get some helpful tips on opening your locker.

DISTRICT RESOURCES

DIGNITY FOR ALL: Click on the link for information about how to help your child with Bias, Bullying, & Bystanders. In addition, a link to the DASA form is available here, as well as the Dignity Act Coordinator for your child's building.

OFFICE OF REGISTRATION: Click on the link for documents such as change of information forms.

OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION: Click on the link for documents such as alternate bus stop forms.

THE EMPIRE STATE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM: Click on the link to learn more about the district based program at each of our middle and high school locations.

THE McKINNEY-VENTO ACT: Click on the link to learn more information about this resource.

NEWBURGH ARMORY: The Armory many educational offerings. These classes are offered on Saturday mornings throughout the year. Click on the link to find out more information.

NEWBURGH FREE LIBRARY: The library offers homework help from Monday to Thursday after school. Click on the link to find out more information, as well as other offerings that are available.

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB: This organization provides a after school program called the "After School Project". Click on the link for further information and an application.

ORANGE COUNTY YOUTH BUREAU: This website offers homework help and resources for projects. Click on the link and browse these and other offerings.

ORANGE COUNTY YOUTH BUREAU FAMILY RESOURCES: Click on this link for additional resources for families from The Orange County Youth Bureau.

Community Resources

HONOR - A FRIEND'S HOUSE: A short -term shelter with 24 hour supervision for runaway & homeless youth 17 and under. Click on the link to gather more information.

MERAKEY: A resource for developmental, behavioral health supports, and education for individuals and families. Click on the link to learn what services are provided in the Newburgh location.

THE ORANGE COUNTY CRISIS CALL CENTER/ORANGE COUNTY MOBIL MENTAL HEALTH: Click on the link to connect to professionals 24/7 who can talk to you on the phone, meet you at your home, or anywhere in the community to help you through a crisis. (800- 832-1200)

YOUTH ADVOCATE PROGRAM: Click on the link for this non-profit youth and family support agency. This agency works with high-risk youth and their families.

MID - HUDSON MIGRANT EDUCATION OUTREACH PROGRAM: Services eligible migrant families with free supplementary educational services. Click on the link to gather more information.

COLORIN COLORADO: A bilingual site for families and educators of English Language Learners. Click on the link to find out more information.

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