Come join the fun while helping support The Second Step and survivors of domestic violence. Grab your friends, co-workers, family and neighbors (max 6 people/team) and see how much you really know!
There will be snacks, beer, wine and, of course, prizes! Tickets $45 per participant. For more information and to sign up, visit http://thesecondstep2.org/trivia/.
Tuesday, January 21st, 7:00 – 9:00 pm at Temple Emanuel in Newton
Theatre Ink presents the Freshman Cabaret: Freshman Cabaret is an all-inclusive show where newcomers to Theatre Ink are given an introduction to the program. This show is a way for students to start off their time at Newton North with a bang and showcase their prodigious talents. Freshman Cabaret is made up of skits, songs, and dances in large and small groups. Tickets $7.00 at theatreink.net. For additional information, please contact Ad********@***********ma.us or 617-559-6306.
Come see the fun! Directed by Jackson Bunis, Jen Gately, Caroline Kaler, and Amanda Kuo. December 5th and 6th, 7:30 pm, in The Performing Arts Center, Newton North High School, 457 Walnut Street
Aristotle Circle Peers has recently opened a branch in the Greater Boston Area and they are eager to start building a strong network of tutors! They are looking to recruit high achieving (minimum GPA of 3.7) students to tutor and mentor peers of all ages in K-12 subjects.
This is a fantastic opportunity for High School Students! Tutors can augment their own academic skills, pick their hours, get paid a great rate, work as a positive role model for students whom they tutor, and build a great resume for college with tutoring others! If interested please apply online at http://peers.aristotlecircle.
A math and science tutor with a BS in Electrical engineering working on her masters in Biomedical Sciences has been tutoring high school and college students for more than 15 years. Currently tutoring many students from Newton South, she knows the math and science curricula pretty well, and is available to tutor all levels of Math, Physics, Chemistry and Biology (including honors and AP).
The program is structured to tutor your kids online using an engaging, organized and interactive system including Skype, an online whiteboard and a Penpad, and she has had great success with it.
Offering a free session to try and see if your student is comfortable with it and if they like it (most of them love it) and found it helpful, the sessions will continue.
Please email fu********************@***il.com to set up the introduction and free session. References are also available upon request.
December School Vacation Program
It’s like summer camp in the winter for children in grades K – 6. Located at the Newton Centre Hut, children can participate in sports, arts and crafts, inside games, outside games, gym activities, and daily special events. December 26, 27, 30, and 31 2013 from 8:30 am – 3:30 pm (extended day available to 5:30 pm).
Family Trip to Disney on Ice – December 27th
Coach bus leaves the Albemarle Field House promptly at 6:00 pm and returns at approximately 9:30 pm. Embark on the ultimate sightseeing vacation with all your favorite Disney characters in Disney on Ice presents Passport to Adventure. Upbeat music, lovable characters and exciting destinations make Disney on Ice presents Passport to Adventure a vacation you’ll never forget.
Nashoba Valley Ski and Snowboard Program
Join us for our six week learn to ski and snowboard program on Tuesday afternoons for grades 3 – 5 or Friday evenings for grades 6 – 12 starting in January, 2014. Each program provides coach bus transportation from Newton to the Nashoba Valley Ski Area in Westford, MA. Participants that already know how to ski or snowboard may sign up for the lift ticket only option, all others should sign up for ski or snowboard lessons.
Newton South Recreation Complex
Operated at the Newton South High School, the Newton South Recreation Complex offers a variety of programs for youth and adults on Sundays in the winter. Sign up for Quick Start Tennis, Cardio Tennis, Ninjaneering with Lego, Badminton Instruction, Family Badminton, Zumba, Open Workout and more. The Newton South Recreation Complex runs on Sundays starting January 5, 2014.
Additional program information can be found on the Newton Parks and Recreation website at www.newtonma.gov/gov/parks and online registration is available at www.activityreg.com. Please email Channon Ames at ca***@******ma.gov or call at 617-796-1529 if you have any questions on the above programs.
Registration is underway for the upcoming Newton Girls Basketball season. Join* the more than 500 players from second graders through eighth graders who play Newton Girls Basketball Association (NGBA) basketball. NGBA is a recreational basketball league for Newton girls and girls attending Newton schools and it’s fun for beginners and experienced players alike!
Games are played on Saturdays starting in early December and continuing into mid-March. Scholarships are available based on need; please see the website for details.
$15 Late Fee for Grades 3-8 after 10/27; Grade 2 after 11/2. To register or find out more about the league, please visit the website at www.ngba.net.
* Have you seen the Top 10 Reasons to play NGBA??
10. No goalkeepers to block the shots
9. Great exercise
8. Participate in another team sport
7. Learn basketball skills
6. Make new friends!!!
5. Off-season cross training for soccer
4. Entertainment for parents on Saturdays
3. Girls get new sneakers
2. The March Madness tournament rivals the NCAA’s
1. It’s really a lot of fun!!!!
Registration is now underway for the 2013-2014 Basketball Program at the John M. Barry Boys and Girls Club. The Winter Basketball Program is something the Club prides itself in. It has helped the development of young players throughout Newton for many years. It is one of the few organized basketball programs that offers leagues for kids ages 6 – 18. Each league is structured to provide the right amount of teaching and support for the specific age group. The teams for each division are balanced by age and ability to make for a competitive and enjoyable experience for all.
You can register for elementary and middle school basketball leagues by visiting the website here. The deadline for registration is November 22.
For new Club families, please be aware that basketball comes free with your membership. This is one of the few programs at the Club for which you have to preregister. As always, no child will ever be denied membership if they can’t afford to pay. Families who need aid may apply online as well.
Newton School for Children Childcare Center, a school for children 15 months to five years is holding open houses on the following days:
November 7th, 9:00 – 11:00 am and 4:00 – 5:00 pm
November 8th, 9:00 – 11:00 am and 4:00 – 5:00 pm
November 9th, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
25 Lenglen Road, Suite 2, Newton (at the end of the parking lot behind Our Lady Help of Christian’s Parish). For questions, please call 617-965-1705.
“Bringing Families Back to the Dinner Table” Personal Chef- cooking in your home. For information and sign-up, contact Eileen Rielly at http://2busytocook.com .
Does your son or daughter become frustrated or intimidated by writing assignments? Tutor Jane Hirschhorn can help your child become a stronger, more confident writer. During her two decades as a writing tutor, she has worked with students from middle school to graduate school. She tailors her approach to make the best use of each student’s strengths and learning style and provides guidance and encouragement throughout the writing process.
For more information, please call (617) 244-0108 or email ja************@***il.com.