Are you looking for a fun, affordable, hands-on, and valuable learning experience for your 8th or 9th grader during April break?

Has your 8th or 9th grader expressed an interest in looking for a summer or after-school job, but isn’t sure where to start or has been turned down because of their age or lack of experience? This program may be for them!

With partial funding from the 2014 Educational Excellence fundraising campaign designated for mental health, cultural awareness, and social-emotional learning, PE Health and Wellness teacher Courtney Albert recently arranged for students to participate in self-defense training provided by IMPACT Boston. Ms. Albert, who has organized this exciting program for several years, stated, "We had another wonderful IMPACT self-defense training this past Friday."

Members of Newton North’s Next Gen Voices Club gave a presentation on the causes and effects of climate change, current climate change legislation, and actions students can take to a large audience of students and staff at NNHS on Friday, March 15. After their presentation, students marched to City Hall to join Newton South students for the Newton Youth Climate March.

The School Committee has shared dates for meetings regarding the proposed 2019-20 NPS Budget.

The primary responsibilities of the School Council are to advise and assist the principal with the School Improvement Plan (SIP) and to help develop any projects arising out of the SIP that the principal identifies as beneficial to the successful functioning and development of the school. The term of office is three years. Parent/guardian members must have a child attending Newton North High School during their entire three-year term (fall 2019-spring 2022).