The last day of school for students is Friday, June 24, 2022.
You can access the school calendar for NEXT school year (2022-23) here:
The last day of school for students is Friday, June 24, 2022.
You can access the school calendar for NEXT school year (2022-23) here:

This week, 31 Newton METCO Seniors graduated from Newton South and Newton NOrth High Schools. These young people stand on the horizon of new opportunities and we want each and every one of them to know they have the tangible support of the members of the Boston-Newton communities.
For over 35 years, the Newton METCO Community Scholarship Fund (NMCSF) seeks to open doors of opportunity by providing financial assistance to deserving METCO seniors seeking to further their education. The work is urgent. The time is now.
Please join us in donating to the scholarship fund today, and transform the conditions of learning and living for our Newton METCO graduates.
Please donate by mail; we are not accepting online donations at this time.
Newton METCO Community Scholarship Fund (NMCSF) – PO Box 600053 – Newtonville, MA 02460
Our Newton Public School teachers and staff have done an amazing job this year under challenging conditions. If you’re looking for a way to say “Thank You!” to your child’s teacher or other school staff as this school year comes to a close, please consider Newton Schools Foundation’s Honor Thy Teacher campaign. It’s an opportunity for families to thank school personnel by giving a gift to Newton Schools Foundation in their honor, while also complying with the Newton Public Schools’ teacher gift policy.
Newton Schools Foundation (NSF) is a non-profit organization that raises funds to advance educational excellence and equity throughout Newton’s public schools. Your gift will fund NSF grants for promising educational initiatives, professional development, and programs that address inequities. To learn more about the programs NSF funds, visit our website.
NSF will notify the honored teachers and staff of your gift, share the honoree names with the Superintendent and principals, list all honorees on the NSF website, and gift them with a Certificate of Honor and a “2022 Honor Thy Teacher Honoree” magnet that they can proudly display.
It’s easy to donate online, or you can mail your donation to Newton Schools Foundation, P.O. Box 590020, Newton Centre, MA 02459. Please be sure to include the name(s) of your child(ren) and the names of the teachers and/or staff you are honoring.
THANK YOU for your donation!
While all meals in the Newton Public Schools have been offered free of charge this year, NPS highly recommends that families who believe they are eligible for the federal Free and Reduced Meal Program complete the application.
If you are eligible for Free and Reduced Meals, you are also eligible for Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) food funds benefits. Food funds are provided to student’s families for COVID-related absences from school during the 2021-22 school year. However, in order to receive P-EBT food funds, you must be approved for free or reduced meals. Therefore, please complete the application.
More details can be found here: P-EBT Food Funds Program Information.
From Newton Public Schools:
Dear NPS Families,
As this school year draws to a close, we are already planning for the 2022-23 school year. To that end, we have now opened the online bus registration portal for registration. It will be open until Monday, August 8, 2022. You MUST register by August 8th to secure your student’s seat on the bus.
We STRONGLY encourage you to register your student before the end of this school year. We know summers can be busy times for families and we want to make sure we account for all students as we plan our bus capacity and routes.
Below we have shared key details about the bus registration process. We look forward to safely transporting your student(s) next year.
Sincerely,
NPS Transportation Department
Process
Timeline
Fees
Bus Pass Access
Please email bus_transportation@newton.k12.ma.us with questions. You may also visit the transportation webpage at: www. newton.k12.ma.us/transportation.
Hello Parents,
My name is Kavya and I am a member of Newton’s high school robotics team, The LigerBots, consisting of students from both Newton North and Newton South High Schools. We compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) program. If your child is enthusiastic about robotics or LEGOs, or STEAM in general, FIRST also provides robotics competitions for students in grades K-8. FLL gives kids the chance to build robots using LEGO kits. Kids form teams of 2-10 people, program, and build a LEGO robot with the purpose of completing challenges. This year, The LigerBots will be hosting an FLL info night on June 22nd, 7-8:30pm at Newton South High School. You are encouraged to talk to your children about FLL, as FLL is an amazing opportunity for all. Plus, they can form a team with their friends!
We will go over the competition logistics, what students will do, and how to start a team. Interested families can sign up to attend here: https://forms.gle/1mYYkXy3K4z6t7km6. If you are unable to make it to the info night, additional information will be sent out to all who fill out the form. If you would like a bit more background information beforehand, here is FLL’s official website.
In addition to the questions or comments section of the form above, please don’t hesitate to reach out and email us at cso@ligerbots.com.
Thanks in advance,
Kavya
The LigerBots (FRC Team 2877)

Music! Headphones! Friends! Fun! Come one, come all to Bigelow FIRST Annual End of School Year Dance on Friday, 6/17, afterschool until 4:15pm.
Students will have the option to select which genre of music they listen to through their headphones, and can enjoy a fun & creative experience.
For $10, students will receive event admission, headphones, and snacks. Tickets are now on sale at the Bigelow Front Office during lunch.
Newton school families are celebrating our Safety Superheroes – our bus and van drivers – on Wednesday, June 15. Help your student make a card and say a special THANK YOU to our bus/van drivers and crossing guards for another year of helping our students safely get to and from school.
Download a sample card and learn more about Newton Safe Routes to School here: www.NewtonSafeRoutes.org

