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Summer Internships available!

Gain valuable career/major-related experience before applying for college.

Information Session on March 8th at the Needham Public Library from 7:00 – 8:oo pm. Free and open to all students and their parents/guardians.

Application Deadline April 15th – APPLY TODAY! Spaces are limited.
Openings in: Animal Rescue; Arts; Business; Communications; Computer Science; Engineering; Finance; Government; Graphic Design; History; Journalism; Law; Marketing; Medical research; Medicine (Audiology, speech); Music production; Nutrition; Physical Therapy; Psychology; Radio; Science (geology/seismology); Special Education; Special education – nursing; TV; Veterinary medicine.

For more information, please visit The Education Cooperative (TEC)
Internship Program at:
http://www.tec-coop.org/student-programs/internships/student-internships

When Multiple Kids Equals Multiple Needs

Strong Roots Counseling is now offering a four-part series: When Multiple Kids Equals Multiple Needs.

Every parent of multiple children knows that each child enters the world with their own
temperament and needs. When one of those children’s needs falls outside the box of “typical”, balancing your needs as a parent, as well as the needs of your children can be a challenge.

Join other parents of multiple children who have at least one child with more complex needs than the others in a four-week series. Gain support and learn tools and strategies to find a place within of greater confidence and calm to carry you throughout your parenting journey.

This series is facilitated by Cindy Kaplan, MA, PCI Certified Parent Coach who has been
working with parents and families since 1995. She has a private parent coaching practice, leads a variety of parenting workshops, and is an expert on parenting children with special needs. Cindy is a mother of three, ages 17, 14, and 8, two of whom have special needs.

This series is $300 per person and $500 per couple, and will be held at Strong Roots
Counseling. For more details or to register, please call 857-304-4025 or email us at
ca**@*******************ng.com to register today. Space is limited! Please see
website www.strongrootscounseling.com  for group cancellation policy.

March 22th, 29th and April 5th, 12th from 6:45 – 8:45 pm
124 Watertown Street 3G, Watertown

Registration now open for football

Registration is NOW OPEN for the Fall 2016 Football Season! All sign ups are handled online through www.newtonmustangs.org. The Newton Mustangs offer teams for players who will be entering into the 2nd – 8th grades in the fall, and welcome all skill levels. Parents with questions not answered through the website, please email Ne***************@***il.com.

Spring and Summer etiquette classes

These 5-day & 8-week long etiquette classes for grades 2-12 cover topics such as improving social and communication skills, projecting confidence, combating shyness, strengthening self-esteem and leadership skills, navigating friendships, resolving conflict, understanding social cues, basic manners, table manners, and more.

Give your child the gift of manners this year! A gift that will last a lifetime. Now enrolling for spring and summer classes in Boston and Newton! For more information and to enroll visit theetiquetteacademy.org or call 617-608-3920.

The  Etiquette Acadeny of New England

Shop at Whole Foods on March 1st and benefit Historic Newton

Shop at either of the Newton locations (647 Washington Street and 916 Walnut Street) of Whole Foods Market on March 1st and each store will generously donate 5% of net sales for the day to Historic Newton. Come in anytime between 8:00 am and 10:00 pm to shop.

Learn more about Historic Newton at their information table from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm and 4:00 to 8:00 pm. Historic Newton is proud to count Whole Foods as one of its corporate members.

Newton Nomadic Theater presents Molly Sweeney

The Newton Nomadic Theater acclaimed production of Molly Sweeney closes out this weekend with three shows. The show has been playing to sold out houses and great reviews for the past four weeks.

This week on March 4th and March 5th at 7:30pm, Molly Sweeney will come to the beautiful Gregorian Rugs in Lowe Falls. The final closing performance will be March 6th at 5:00 pm at Dunn Gaherins Pub in Upper Falls. These are likely to be sold out shows so get your tickets ($20.00) soon at http://NewtonNomadicTheater.org

Newton South Stage presents: Urinetown, The Musical

Tickets are now on sale for South Stage’s big winter musical: Urinetown. Please visit the SouthStage.org website for more information and to purchase tickets. Urinetown is a socially and politically relevant satirical comedy that examines the long-term effects of oppression and capitalism on a population. With a timely story, great singing, dancing, amazing costumes and sets, this production is not to be missed! The winter musical usually sells out, so please buy your tickets as soon as you can. Rated PG for potty humor. No adult language.

March 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 7:30 pm
Seasholes Theatre, Newton South

Affordable SAT and Math Private Tutoring!

Has your child been struggling to score well on the SAT, and it seems like their score just can’t go any higher? Winston Tutors is your solution. Founded by a current Newton South senior who has developed a unique approach to tackle the SAT, Winston Tutors promises RESULTS with a competitive price.

Students who have initially struggled with the SAT have seen their score increase by 300 points from just a few sessions with Winston. With over two years of experience helping high school students perform to their full potential, Winston Tutors will guide your child to success through an individualized study plan.

Please contact Winston Jiang at 617-309-7910 or wt*********@***oo.com. References from past students are available upon request.

Materials that matter

The Innovation Institute’s At the Frontiers program for grades 8-12 will begin March 16th. This year’s focus is “Materials that Matter”. This year’s specialists are an all MIT & Harvard team of postdocs and advanced grad students from some of the hottest research lab’s in materials sciences and engineering–materials transforming how we will live and work.

Classes will consist of 11 weeks of discussions and labs with specialists who change as the topics do. Topics to include:

  • molecular structure of materials
  • materials and biomechanical signatures
  • “programmable matter”

For additional information, please visit http://theinnovationinstitute.org/at-the-frontiers or contact Jennifer Montana at 617 340-9907 or via email mo*****@********************te.org.

March 16th – June 3rd, 7:00 –  8:30pm