Nanuet Senior High School is part of the Nanuet Union Free School District and located next to MacArthur Barr Middle…More School.</p> <p>Vincent Carella is the principal. </p> <p>About 700 students populate this 9-12 high school. Out of the 61 teachers, 72 percent have at least a Masters degree. </p> <p>Classes offered cover the following subject areas: Arts(fine and performing), Engineering, English, Foreign languages, Industrial/Technical Education, Mass communication, Math, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies and Vocational / occupational studies.</p> <p>A special needs and education program is also available at Nanuet HS. Extra help hours offer tutoring in all subject areas.  </p> <p>Visit their <a href="http://nufsd-public.rubiconatlas.org/c/pi/v.php/Atlas/Public/View/Default">curriculum website</a> for more on the specific classes outlined for grade levels and subject areas in the school district.</p>

George W. Miller Elementary School is one of two elementary programs in the Nanuet Union Free School District.…More Elizabeth Smith is principal.</p> <p>Miller has about 520 students in grades K through 2, as well as in a special education program. A related service staff provides extensive academic and counseling support for children with special needs. The student support services at Miller include ESL, speech and language and remedial reading and math. There are also teachers who specialize in psychological, occupational and physical therapy services.</p> <p>Outside of the core classes — English, Math, Science and Social Studies — Miller also offers classes on physical education, music and art.  Visit the school's <a href="http://miller.nanuetsd.org/home">website</a> for more on the specific classes outlined for grade levels and subject areas in the school district.</p>

Highview Elementary School is one of two elementary programs in the Nanuet Union Free School District. Barbara…More Auriemma is principal at Highview.</p> <p>Highview has about 340 students spread out over grades 3 and 4 as well as a special education program. A related service staff provides extensive academic and counseling support for children with special needs.</p> <p>Out of the 30 teachers, more than half have at least a Master's degree. Outside of the core classes - Math, Science, Social Studies, English and Reading - Highview also offers classes on physical education, music, orchestra, band, chorus and art.</p> <p>Parking is available on street along the curb or across Church street in the parking lot of Grace Baptist Church.</p> <p>Visit their <a href="http://nufsd-public.rubiconatlas.org/c/pi/v.php/Atlas/Public/View/Default">curriculum website</a> for more on the specific classes outlined for grade levels and subject areas in the school district.</p>

This church offers Sunday school for children from elementary school age through high school, youth and adult bible…More group meetings and Sunday worship. A calendar is available online of specific events and times. A fellowship is offered before Sunday service starting at 10:30am with refreshments and conversation. A nursery is also provided during Sunday service. Confirmation courses are for students in seventh and eighth grades on Sunday nights.</p> <p>The pastor is Dirk McIvor and the church also has a worship music team. The Little Ark Nursery School at the church offers Christian care and education for kids between three and five years. It offers three-, four-, and full-week programs with monthly tuition rates. The number for more information about the nursery is 845-627-0018.</p> <p>For older children, Youth Sunday School classes and Friday night Crosspoint Youth groups are available. For adults, there are group Bible studies, senior luncheons, college and career events, women's ministries and a men's breakfast. </p> <p>Recreational facilities in the back are for the youth group.</p> <p>Starting as the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Free Church of Rockland County in 1963, this organization met as a mission group upstairs in the Nanuet Ambulance Hall. After a few changes in venue, the church found its home at its present location in Nanuet and held its first church service at its new permanent home 1964 Christmas day as the Norwegian Church. Later the need to evolve from a mission group to an official congregation led the church to find a pastor and elect boards.  As the years passed, the Sunday School grew from 15 to 200. The church got its present name officially in 1973 after the elder board recommended that they switch from a Norwegian and English church to an English-language church. </p>