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Newark Central School District

Every Student, Every Day

District Vision and Mission

Newark CSD Vision and Mission

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Our Community

Welcome to Newark, NY — A Community That Has It All

Nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes region, the Village of Newark is home to approximately 9,000 residents and offers the perfect balance of small-town charm and modern convenience. Located just 15 minutes from two New York State Thruway interchanges, Newark provides easy access to major cities while maintaining a peaceful, close-knit atmosphere.

A Hub for Recreation and Relaxation

Newark is proud to be a canal town — the historic Erie Canal runs directly through the village, offering boaters a scenic route from Albany to Buffalo. Visitors can dock at T. Spencer Knight Park, where they’ll find amenities like electric hookups, showers, laundry facilities, and free Wi-Fi. The village is also part of the Canalway Trail System, a favorite among hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers seeking quiet trails and wildlife viewing.

Attractions for All Ages

Whether you're a resident or just visiting, Newark offers a wide variety of activities to enjoy:

  • Dining & Shopping: Local restaurants and shops provide everything from casual bites to unique finds.
  • Entertainment: Enjoy a night out at the bowling alley or a relaxing round of golf.
  • Public Library: Our state-of-the-art Newark Public Library is a community gem and home to the fascinating Hoffman Clock Museum.
  • Community Programs: The Alex Eligh Community Center offers enriching programs for both youth and seniors, fostering connection and lifelong learning.
     

The Best of Both Worlds

Newark blends the rural beauty of upstate New York with the convenience of urban amenities, making it a wonderful place to live, work, and explore. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, or a strong sense of community, Newark has something for everyone.

  • Newark High School building with a sign reading 'Newark High School Home of the Reds'.
  • The exterior of Newark Middle School on a bright, sunny day.
  • The exterior of N.R. Kelley Intermediate School, a brick building with large windows, under a clear blue sky.
  • A brick building with 'PERKINS Elementary School' sign in front.
  • A yellow brick building, identified as Lincoln School, stands under a clear blue sky.