The Newburgh Enlarged City School District recognizes and celebrates 36 current and retired teachers who have achieved National Board Certification and 11 additional candidates who are currently pursuing certification.

National Board Certified Teachers are Growing

Marist forward Justine Henry recorded a 21-point, 10-rebound double-double with a career-high four assists and two steals to lead the Marist University women's basketball team to a 56-53 win over Saint Peter's. Photo: Quinn DiFiore

Marist Victorious Over Saint Peter’s

Mount forward Maggie Trinkaus scored 26 points, to along with her 12 rebounds, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. Photo: Sabrina Scire

Maggie Trinkaus Drops Career-High 26 Points

Jamar Cummings, the City of Poughkeepsie’s chamberlain and a member of the district Board of Education, visited the school’s library as the first guest in the new RISE Lunch & Lead speaker series.

RISE ‘Lunch & Lead’ Speaker Series Kicks-off

Talented students took to the stage to show poise and spelling prowess through challenging rounds with no spell check in sight.

Students Compete in Annual Spelling Bee

Elected officials, community leaders, cultural organizations, and local advocates gathered last Monday to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Black History Month at a public celebration in the lobby of the Ulster County Office Building.

100th Anniversary of Black History Month

Letitia James

Attorney General James Launches Legal Observation Project

Ben Jealous

Remember That February is About Loving Too

New York Attorney General Letitia James Monday sued the owners and managers of the Kenney apartment complex in Newburgh, for leaving residents to endure dangerous and decrepit conditions.

New York AG James Sues Newburgh Landlord

The Marist men's track and field team delivered a historic and record-setting performance at the John Thomas Terrier Classic on Saturday. Photo: Carlisle Stockton

Red Foxes Deliver Record-Setting Performances

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