- Family Resource Center
- Adult Learning Center
- Education and Youth
- Summer Camp
- Community Hills Early Learning Center
- Harmony House Early Learning Center
- New Horizons Community Charter School
- SES Tutoring
- After School Programs
- Youth Automotive Technician Training
- NCC Student Becomes 1st Officer at Continental Air
- Dr. Traymenisha Moore
- Spring Festival ~ April 24th
- Harmony House: Transitional Living
- Maternity Group Home for Teens
- Health Care
- Job Training and Workforce Development
- Family Service Bureau of Newark
- Economic Development
- Federal Credit Union
- Non-Profit Subsidiaries
- Real Estate
- Health and Social Services
- Arts
Mentorship Program
As an affiliate of NCC, the Mission of FSB is to preserve, support, strengthen and enrich family life through prevention, intervention and community education programs. that assist families, children and individuals to realize their full potential.
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We are.....
* Awarding educational scholarships for youths and teens
* Providing shelter and support for homeless families
* Giving job seekers a new career
* A leader in comprehensive healthcare delivery
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Monsignor William J. Linder
New Community founder Monsignor William J. Linder is one of the leading American urban visionaries of his generation and a founding member of the American Community Development movement. He has made an incredibly positive mark on Newark, the city that has been his home for over 45 years.
Read The Clarion Editorials by Monsignor William J. Linder
New Horizons Community Charter School973-848-0400
New Horizons Community Charter School Web Site
Established in 1998, this public charter school is responsible for the education of 500 children in Kindergarten through 5th grade, and has been operating in its permanent home on Hayes Street, Newark.
New Horizons is a refreshing and effective alternative to traditional public education in Newark. Students are taught, using a structured and compelling core curriculum that has produced major gains in student achievement and testing.
New Horizons features smaller class sizes than the Newark public school system, longer school days and a longer school year. Discipline is a hallmark of the New Horizons’ educational environment and all students wear uniforms and adhere to a code of conduct that ensures a productive learning environment while rewarding students for achievement and positive behavior.
This fresh approach to urban education has shown results. Reading test scores for the youngest students at New Horizons have shown dramatic gains, with most students reading a year ahead of their peers. Some first-grade students have reached third-grade reading levels. The New Horizons curriculum features a program known as “accelerated reading” that involves learning sounds and words and, finally, learning to read stories. New Horizons is housed in a $6.3 million facility developed by New Community that opened in September 2000. The school includes 19 classrooms, a computer lab, library, health office and dining hall.
New Community Mission
To help residents of inner cities improve the quality of their lives to reflect individual God-given dignity and personal achievement.