FLCC Newark Campus Center

We are celebrating the Laker Day of Giving! Please consider supporting the Newark Campus Center Scholarship!

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🚀 FLCC STEAM CAMPS – 2026 Summer Camp in Newark!

We’re excited to host a full-day STEAM camp at the Newark Campus Center for students going into grades 6–9!

📅 July 13–17
🕣 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 Newark Campus Center

This year’s theme: STEAM in Orbit 🌎✨
Students will explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through hands-on learning and creative challenges.

💻 Sign up online: flcc.edu/steam
📧 Questions? Email: [email protected]

💲 Cost: $250 per camper, per week
🗓 Registration deadline: June 5
✔ Includes camp supplies, snacks, and a souvenir
🥪 Campers bring their own lunch
🎓 Limited number of need-based scholarships available

Other dates and locations are also available!

Let’s get ready to launch an incredible summer 🚀

The long weeks of summer will be here before we know it. Parents can fill one (or more) of those weeks with an FLCC summer camp. We have four options based on students' interests. Activities range from learning about robotics, testing for DNA, canoeing , and launching bottle rockets. Registration is now open. Get the details on our blog: https://www.flcc.edu/news/2026/summer-camp-registration-opens-for-grades-6-9/

All classes are canceled on Monday 1/26. We look forward to kicking off the Spring 2026 semester with you at the Newark Campus soon! Stay safe and warm. 💙💚

🎓📚 Recent FLCC graduate Darien Hendrix is pictured here with Newark Campus Center Director Deborah Corsner at the Rural Schools Association of New York’s annual conference in Lake Placid, NY!

Through the WFL-BOCES P-TECH program, Darien completed his FLCC degree in May—before crossing the stage at his high school graduation from Mynderse Academy in June. 👏

Darien was selected as the student presenter at RSA’s The Future of Rural conference and received an enthusiastic response for his presentation:
🎤 “Earning Degrees Before Diplomas: Unlocking Early College Potential for Rural Students.”

In total, Darien earned over 90 college credits while still in high school and will now head to the University of Richmond. 🎉

When asked about FLCC students like Darien in the WFL BOCES P-TECH program, Corsner shared:

💬 “It’s an honor to watch young students like Darien and his classmates begin their journey at P-TECH, which is co-located at the FLCC Newark Campus. Students typically start with FLCC Gemini courses, move into in-person college classes at the Newark Campus, and eventually continue their degrees at other FLCC campuses or online study. Seeing the growth in these students as they progress through these stages is truly amazing.”

On Darien specifically, she added:
💬 “I’ve described Darien as the kind of student who only comes along a few times in an educator’s career. He took classes at the Newark Center, worked as a summer student aide under my supervision, and was actively involved in his home district of Seneca Falls, where I also serve as a school board member. It has been a pleasure getting to know him in all of those roles. I’m thrilled that conference attendees got to hear about his educational journey today- he did a fabulous job, and we are all very proud of him.”

Today is the FLCC Laker Day of Giving! Alum, Friends, Community Members- make an impact on a deserving student’s journey by making a small donation to the FLCC Newark Campus Scholarship today!

Newark Campus Center Make your gift today to help ensure continued student success at the Newark Campus Center.

Today FLCC hosted an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome the NYS Department of Labor Newark Career Center to their new space in the FLCC Newark Campus Center. The event was well attended by College employees, DOL staff, village, county, and state officials, Wayne County businesses, and other interested parties. Speakers at the event included Dr. Rob Nye, FLCC President, Dana Politis, Associate Commissioner of Employment & Workforce Solutions, and Chris White, SUNY Vice Chancellor for Workforce Development & Upward Mobility. The ribbon cutting was hosted by the Greater Newark Chamber of Commerce and an honorary citation was offered by Assemblyman Brian Manktelow’s office.

Make plans to join us for summer camp this year at www.flcc.edu/steam

We are happy to be FLCC’s location for the first Virtual Welding program! Check out this bright spot video on 13 Wham.

Bright Spot: A safer way to learn welding Canandaigua, N.Y. Our Bright Spot shines on new beginnings.