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After‑school group New Horizon Now pitches pilot partnership to Winslow Township schools
Summary
New Horizon Now, a largely grant‑funded nonprofit that says it serves about 350 students annually, asked the Winslow Township Board of Education for a district pilot to provide on‑site after‑school academic and mental‑health supports. Board members sought details on capacity, staffing and costs.
Dr. Nigel Black, founder of New Horizon Now, presented the nonprofit’s after‑school programming to the Winslow Township Board of Education on Feb. 11, saying the organization provides academic tutoring, social‑emotional learning and mental‑health supports and seeks a pilot partnership with the district.
"We serve 350 students a year," Dr. Black told the board, describing programs that combine small‑group instruction, SEL check‑ins and optional enrichment such as STEAM and music. He said the organization is largely grant‑subsidized and aims to offer…
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