Convocation — September 6, 2023 ✓ Fall Homecoming Festival — September 30, 2023 ✓ Reunion (celebrating years ending in 4 and 9) — May 4, 2024 ✓ 250th Celebration Event — May 4, 2024 ✓ Commencement — June 9, 2024
1774-1780
An artist's rendering depicts Newark Academy's first schoolhouse, before it was burned down during the Revolutionary War.
1792-1857
NA's second Newark location was at the intersection of Broad and Academy Streets.
1857-1929
NA's third Newark location at the intersection of High, William and Shipman Streets now hosts the Arts High School of Newark.
1929-1964
NA's fourth and final Newark location was on First Street.
1930s
Students in the 1930s
1950s
Students in the 1950s
1964
Newark Academy moves to its 68-acre campus in Livingston, New Jersey.
On Thursday, October 5, over 800 Newark Academy students, faculty and staff joined together to form the number "250" in honor of the school's historic anniversary. View the time lapse video below!
Livingston, NJ: Newark Academy (NA) — an independent school for grades 6-12 in Livingston, NJ — is showing a body of work by Newark-based artist, Chrystofer Davis, at the David Teiger ’47 Gallery for Studio Arts at NA through November 17, 2023.
Newark Academy — an independent school for grades 6-12 in Livingston, NJ — kicked off its historic 250th anniversary year with a celebration at The Newark Museum of Art on Wednesday, October 4, 2023.
Livingston, NJ: On Wednesday, September 7, Newark Academy (NA) — an independent school for grades 6-12 in Livingston, NJ — kicked off its historic 250th school year with its traditional Convocation ceremony featuring a keynote address by Dr. Salamishah Tillet ’92, a Pulitzer Prize winner, scholar, writer and activist.
In honor of its upcoming 250th anniversary year, the employees of Newark Academy joined together to visit and deepen the school’s connection with its origin city of Newark. On Tuesday, June 13, more than 130 Newark Academy faculty and staff embarked on a bus tour of the school’s four previous locations in the City of Newark — reflecting on the past before heading into the school’s 250th year.