Newark City Schools will be offering summer camp programming for the eighth year this summer — offering 13 different summer learning camps, with opportunities offered for students coming into grades K-12. See below for a list of camps, as well as registration links for parents. Click links to register and for more information on times and locations. All forms are available online except for Guitar Camp, which must be printed out and signed by a parent/guardian.

Every month, Newark City Schools honors 30 students in grades 4-12 in a district-wide Citizen of the Month Luncheon. These students were chosen as they displayed acts of leadership, kindness, and service in the classroom and around the school. January’s event took place on was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Newark, Ohio. Mrs. Dean’s 5th grade students from McGuffey Elementary performed for families during the event. Congratulations to all students honored. Click here for a Facebook Photo Gallery.

Newark City Schools (NCS) in Ohio is prioritizing teacher retention across the district and has launched a new partnership with Upbeat, an innovative teacher retention organization led by former teachers and school leaders. Like many districts across the country, NCS has seen increasing challenges with employee retention. The new initiative reflects the district's commitment to address the factors contributing to retention and empowering staff members with opportunities aimed at improving district culture and climate, as noted in its strategic plan passed on July 14, 2022.

This Thursday is Late Arrival for staff professional development.

School will start promptly at 9:25am.

The NHS Drama Club will perform Arsenic & Old Lace this weekend. 

Show times are: Friday 7pm and then Saturday 2pm and 7pm.

Tickets are $8 each and $5 for students, veterans, and seniors.

There is no school this Friday Feb. 17th or Monday Feb. 20th (Presidents Day).

Every month, Newark City Schools honors 30 students in grades 4-12 in a district-wide Citizen of the Month Luncheon. These students were chosen as they displayed acts of leadership, kindness, and service in the classroom and around the school. January’s event took place on was sponsored by the Newark Lions Club. Newark High School’s Modern Movement choir performed for families during the event. Congratulations to all students honored. Please click here for a Facebook photo album.

Every month, Newark City Schools honors 30 students in grades 4-12 in a district-wide Citizen of the Month Luncheon. These students were chosen as they displayed acts of leadership, kindness, and service in the classroom and around the school. January’s event took place on was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Newark, Ohio. High school students who will be performing during Solo & Ensemble next week performed for our families. Congratulations to all students honored. A photo gallery is available on Facebook by clicking here.