True Colors, Newton North High School’s Freshman Cabaret, is made up of skits, songs and dances, all performed by students in this year’s fabulous freshman class.
The theme this year is True Colors: be yourself, express yourself, and let your true colors shine!
December 13 and 14 at 7:30pm
Performing Arts Center, Newton North High School 457 Walnut Street,
Tickets $7.00 at theatreink.net , or 617-559-6406.
Try-outs for the Boys & Girls Club travel basketball teams will be held Dec. 12 & 13.
12 & UNDER BOYS
THURSDAY, DEC 13TH, @ 8:00P.M.
14 & UNDER GIRLS
WEDNESDAY, DEC 12TH, @ 7:00P.M.
18 & UNDER BOYS
WEDNESDAY, DEC 12TH, @ 8:00P.M.
These teams compete against teams from other Boys & Girls Clubs in Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. They are designed for those who are capable of playing against a higher level of competition.
The Divisions consist of the following: Boys 12 & under League, Girls 13 & Under League, and a Boys 18 & under League. Division is determined by player’s age as of January 1, 2013.
There is usually one game and one practice each week Members of a high school varsity, junior varsity or freshman basketball squad after January 1st are not eligible to play . If your are interested in trying out for any of these teams please email Jennifer McAuliffe, Program Director . More information about the teams is online.
Mayor Setti Warren will host a series of Town Hall meetings to discuss and answer questions about the override proposal, which voters will be able to weigh in on March 12.
The next Town Hall meeting will be Thursday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m. at Angier Elementary School, 1697 Beacon St., Waban.
Admission is free and open to all Newton residents.
Do you want to honor that a special teacher this holiday season? Do you want to help Bigelow purchase much needed technology for our children? Here are ways you can help! Continue reading
Kids love receiving mail – a magazine delivered in their name to the doorstep is exciting! And this all year long! It is reading just for fun!
Or a gift subscription makes you think of that person every time you get that magazine, every time you read in it!
There is still time to order that magazine for somebody special, or to treat yourself, and, at the same time, support our school! 40% of the order amount goes directly to the school!! For your student to receive prize credit, the second and final Turn-In-Day is this Thursday, December 6, 2012.
Please have your student bring in the paper order forms with payment (checks made out to Bigelow PTO) to the school office by that day, or place your order online at www.gaschoolstore.com, enter school/organization ID 2637080 and pay by credit card.
After December 6, 2012, orders can still be placed online throughout the school year and will be earning dollars for Bigelow Middle School!
For questions please don’t hesitate to contact Berit Ramseier at 617-795-0866/bramseier@gmail.com, or Marian McDonagh at (617) 332-5504/mcdonaghfive@verizon.net.
Thank you for participating!
Sharon High School is hosting a Summer Opportunities Fair on Sunday, Dec. 9, from 1:00 – 3:30pm. There will be directors from overnight camps as well as Teen programs, from Community Service trips to Language Immersion and so much more.
This is a great opportunity for students and parents to explore options for the upcoming summer.
Did your child struggle with math last year? Do you try to help, only to get upset and frustrated?
Recently retired math teacher with 20 years of experience working with students of all types and ages is available to work with individuals, small groups, and home school groups. We can meet at your location, a library or school library, or at my home. Specialty is working with students from grades 5 through 8.
Contact Philip Wolfson to set up a free, introductory meeting. 617-332-4887 or by email.
Kick off the holiday season with a fun race for a great cause! Hosted by The Boys & Girls Club of Newton, Holiday Hustle is a 5K (3.1 mile) road race with fun for the entire family.
Race includes a 5K run on a certified, flat course through the neighborhood of West Newton, professional chip timing by RaceWire, guaranteed shirts to the first 200 runners, sports bottles for all, prizes to top finishers, and post-race festivities!
Sunday, December 2
8:00a.m. registration; 9:00a.m. start
Location: John M. Barry Boys & Girls Club of Newton, 675 Watertown Street, Newton
Costumes, ugly sweaters, and festive attire encouraged. More information & registration available online.
Newton North’s award-winning theatre program, Theatre Ink, presents Coastal Disturbances by Tina Howe.
Set on a private beach in Massachusetts, Coastal Disturbances explores love in its many different forms and provides pure comedic entertainment as emotions run wild along the shore. This show sends the endearing and profound message that, with proper sacrifice and dedication, true love reigns supreme.
December 5, 6, 7, & 8 at 7:30 pm.
Little Theatre at Newton North HS, 457 Walnut St.
Tickets $7.00. Seating is general admission
Directed by Jack Reibstein and Nick Rodriguez. More information on the website or box office phone, 617-559-6406.
The Newton Family Singers invite you to “Celebrating the Music of Carole King and Joni Mitchell,” on Sunday, December 9, at 4pm at the Memorial-Spaulding Elementary School Auditorium, 250 Brookline Street.
Come enjoy the enduring hits of Carole King, the Brooklyn-born earth mother, and Joni Mitchell, the poet from the Canadian prairie. And we hope you’ll sing along!!
The Newton Family Singers are an intergenerational chorus and band celebrating family, community and American folk music. For tickets, and more information about NFS and other upcoming events, please visit our website.