the High School into the recently added Junior High section. The sixth grade will be moved to the new Intermediate building along with grades 3–5. So when the 2019–2020 school year begins, the only New Haven titled schools in function will be New Haven High and Junior High School, New Haven Intermediate, and New Haven Primary. Small portions of the city limits are in the Paul Harding Junior High School feeder pattern, the Woodlan Junior/Senior High School feeder pattern, and the Heritage Junior/Senior High School feeder pattern. Another small part of the city is zoned to Fort Wayne Community Schools (FWCS): Haley Elementary School, Blackhawk Middle School, and Snider High School. Private education is offered through two Catholic schools, Saint John the Baptist Catholic School and Saint Louis Academy, and one Lutheran school, Central Lutheran School. Allen County Public Library serves residents through the New Haven Library Branch. Economy New Haven is surrounded by an abundance of fertile soil, making agriculture the largest visible economic asset. Corporate headquarters of Do It Best hardware stores is located in New Haven, along with Central States Grain, a large soybean and grain processor, has its operational headquarters in New Haven. O'Neal Steel, the nation's sixth largest steel center, operates a New Haven branch. Other major employers include East Allen County Schools, Norfolk Southern, and BFGoodrich (located in nearby Woodburn, Indiana). Notable people Lloy Ball, professional volleyball player, Olympic gold medalist, 2008 Summer Olympics David Doster, former player for MLB Philadelphia Phillies Allan H. Dougall, recipient of the Medal of Honor. Norm Ellenberger, former head coach of the University of New Mexico Lobos and assistant coach to the NBA Chicago Bulls Sharon Rose Gabet – Daytime television actress, late 1970s, 1980s. Bubbles Hargrave, former player for MLB Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees Pinky Hargrave, former player for MLB Washington Senators, St. Louis Browns, Detroit Tigers and Boston Braves Mitchell 'Mitch' V. Harper - lawyer, former Indiana legislator and Fort Wayne City Council president Phyllis Pond, Indiana legislator and educator Lorna G. Schofield, Judge of the US Southern District Court of New York References External links City of New Haven, Indiana website Cities in Indiana Cities in Allen County, Indiana Fort Wayne, IN Metropolitan Statistical Area Populated places established in 1865