Thanks you those who have donated, Student Council was able to collect just under 200 tubes of toothpaste (and 10 toothbrushes) for the Food Pantry.

Bigelow is excited to welcome back Ruby Bridges for an engaging virtual presentation on April 14, 2022 at 12:30pm. Ruby Bridges is living history. She was the first African American child to enter the newly desegregated New Orleans school system in 1960. During Ruby’s program, 8th graders will have an interactive discussion with Ruby about the civil rights movement in the 1960’s as well as her ongoing commitment to the idea that if all of our children refuse to allow hatred and racism to be passed down to them, social justice for all will be the outcome. 

This program is made possible by Creative Arts & Sciences and the Bigelow PTO.

The NNHS Parent and Guardian Class of 2026 has a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/nnhs2026. 

A number of PTSO Board & Committee positions are open, including one of the three Class Liaisons for the Class of 2026 (the two other volunteers are from Day).

Contact  Heather and Patty to express interest or get more info.

Authors and illustrators will be visiting classrooms to promote literacy and share their experience as a writer and reader.

Make plans to attend the after school meet and greet, book sale and signing at Cabot Elementary on Tuesday, April 12 – 3:15 to 5:30 pm. Twenty-one authors and illustrators, who visited schools all over the district, will be on hand to greet students and their families. This event is open to the public. Newtonville Books will have a selection of books for sale. 20% of proceeds will pay for future CAS/PTO sponsored events.

CAS AuthorFest 2022 is made possible by the hard work of the Creative Arts & Sciences committee, contributions to the PTO, a generous grant from the Newton Schools Foundation, and additional funding from The Village Bank, and Harmony Foundation. 

For more information go to www.facebook.com/newtoncreativeartsandsciences.

Check out the new official Bigelow Bulldog Gear Shop sponsored by the Bigelow Middle School Student Council.

Orders can be placed via the website and shipped directly to your home. 

Between managing COVID changes, MCAS, report cards, school and social life, our students are balancing a lot!

Join our Bigelow counseling department on April 29th to learn tips on how to help your child(ren) manage stress and pressure as a middle schooler.

There will be an upcoming spirit week leading into April break – don’t miss out on Fiorella’s, Yogurt Beach for beach day or Blue Ribbon. Each are working with Bigelow to help us reach this year’s goal!

Additionally, thank  you for the generous donations already given!
Funds are always welcome as are gift cards to places people would enjoy!

Click one of the buttons below for your contribution towards this event:

or simply send your donation via Venmo to @BigelowPTONewton. Please put “Bigelow Big Night” in the memo line.

Call or text Julie Landesman (508-612-7179) or Alexia Giannakopoulos (781-492-4500) for ways you can help! 

Bigelow students are planning a rally this coming Monday, March 28 from 7:45am- 8:05am in front of Bigelow Middle School to support their teachers. This is a student led initiative.