At age 3, Quentin was diagnosed with a rare bilateral eye condition that can cause vision loss due to complications from the splitting of the retinal lining. This past winter, Quentin suffered a sudden loss of vision in his right … Continue reading
Summer Lacrosse Clinic
Gavin, a rising 10th grader at South and former Angier student, will be offering boys lacrosse clinics this summer for elementary ages. Please see this google doc for details or email gncoull@gmail.com. See Gavin’s lacrosse clinic flyer
NGS is now registering for Summer and Fall Soccer
Now registering for Summer and Fall 2021 soccer programs. Does your daughter need more opportunities for friendship, physical activity, and social-emotional growth? Team up with Newton Girls Soccer! Register Now to save $50. Girls entering grades K – 9 in … Continue reading
Summer activities for your science-loving student
Looking for summer activities for your science-loving student? New England Sci-Tech, the premier local STEM Education Center and Makerspace, has a variety of classes, clubs and workshops this summer: from competitive robotics clubs to beginner astronomy classes to support for … Continue reading
2021 Newton METCO Scholarship Equity and Excellence Annual Fund Campaign
Today marks the official launch of the 2021 Newton METCO Scholarship Equity and Excellence Annual Fund Campaign. This coming June, 34 Newton METCO Seniors will graduate from Newton North and Newton South High Schools. As they stand at the horizon of new opportunities, we want each and every one of our Newton METCO seniors to know they have the tangible support of their Boston-Newton communities.
The members of Class of 2021 have faced unprecedented times as the pandemic exacerbates educational and economic disparities, and experiences of racial injustice continue to have a significant impact on the students, their families, and our communities.
Now in existence for over 35 years, the Newton METCO Community Scholarship Fund (NMCSF) provides financial assistance to deserving METCO seniors seeking to pursue a college education. As we seek to support our graduates, let us draw inspiration from the spoken words of Amanda Gorman, First National Youth Poet Laureate, on Inauguration Day, 2021:
The new dawn blooms as we free it
For there is always light,
if only we’re brave enough to see it
If only we’re brave enough to be it
Please join us in donating to the scholarship fund today, and be a light of equity, justice, and opportunities for our Newton METCO graduates.
With gratitude,
The Members of the Newton METCO Scholarship Fund Committee
Please donate by mail:
Newton METCO Community Scholarship Fund
P.O. Box 600053, Newtonville, MA 02460
We are not accepting online donations at this time. Thank you.
NNHS Juneteenth Event
Please join us for a fun family Juneteenth event on Sunday June 20th, part of a weekend of events celebrating Juneteenth at the Hyde Playground in Newton Highlands.
Music by DJ Ricky Groove, performances by Aashka Dance Company, food from Fresh Food Generations, ice cream by Tipping Cow. Please register here so we know how many to expect!
*Rain date is Sunday, June 27th
If you want to help with this inaugural NNHS FORJ Juneteenth event, please click here to see the tasks we need help with.
Newtones live concert Acafest! – June 4th
The award-winning Newton South Newtones a cappella performs their first live show in more than a year and a half! Acafest is an annual Newtones tradition where the group sings their complete set of songs from the year and celebrates … Continue reading
CAP Parenting to Prevent Child Assault Webinar
It can be very hard for parents to start a conversation with their child about sexual assault. What can you say without frightening them? That’s why fewer than half of parents do. But, when parents play a role in empowering … Continue reading
Crossing Guard and Bus/Van Driver Appreciation Day – June 11th
Help us show our crossing guards and bus and van drivers how much we appreciate their help getting to school safely. They have been with us through the pandemic, shifting schedules multiple times and keeping us safe throughout. Please have … Continue reading
Summer Book Clubs
David Dubin, 4th grade teacher, is enrolling summer Book Clubs for rising 4th and 5th graders. Groups of 3 to 5 students will choose from several grade level (or more challenging) books to read and discuss together. It’s a fun … Continue reading
