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To all current and future Newton North Parents
There will be Q&A with the Newton North principal finalists next week. All are welcome.
Monday, February 8, 5:30 – 6:15 PM, Newton North Film Lecture Hall
Henry Turner is the principal of Bedford High School. Previously he was a housemaster at Newton South High School. Henry began his career as a history teacher at Lexington High School. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Henry has a master’s degree from Framingham State College, and earned his doctorate from Boston College.
Tuesday, February 9, 5:30 – 6:15 PM, Newton North Film Lecture Hall
Jeffrey Gaglione is a dean and math department head at Cambridge, Rindge and Latin. Earlier he was the math department chair at Lowell High School. Jeff was a math teacher at both Framingham High School, and West Orange High School (NJ). A graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), he has two master’s degrees from Boston College.
Celebrate Chinese New Year
Please join the Newton Cantonese School in celebrating Chinese New Year, the Year of the Monkey. There will be a lion dance, student performances, and games. To learn more, please go to: www.newtoncantoneseschool.org.
February 6th, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Bigelow Middle School
42 Vernon Street, Newton
Kids at the Farm: Summer 2016
Registration is now open for Newton Community Farm’s full range of summer programs including new additions for 2016. Sign up for one of the week long programs before March 1st to enjoy a 20% Early Bird Discount.
To learn more including dates and registration details, please click here: Kids at the Farm: Summer 2016. Questions? Please contact Alison at ed*******@*****************rm.org
New Preteen Wellness Group
Safe and fun environment for students ages 9-12 to discuss any of life’s stresses or issues. It will be a four week after school psychoeducational group that will promote wellness around topics such as body image, peer pressure, self-esteem and bullying.
Contact MEDA at 617-558-1881 or email in**@*****nc.org to learn more! Please also visit the website to learn more about MEDA and their services: www.medainc.org
Come to Celebrate MEDA!
February 11th, 6:30
RSVP today!
Help wanted
Newton Community Farm is looking for a part time administrator/event coordinator. Do you like to be involved in your community, organizing volunteers, putting on events, and keeping operations running smoothly? Come work for NCF, and be a part of your local community farm. This position is approximately 625 hours per year, with most hours occurring April through November. A more complete job description with application information is available on the Farm website at http://newtoncommunityfarm.org/.
Tanglewood Marionettes “Cinderella” on March 13th
The Tanglewood Marionettes “Cinderella” is coming to the Newton Cultural Center. “Cinderella” is a classic fairy tale told with wit and style, featuring a dozen lavishly costumed 30” marionettes. The story unfolds as the pages of a giant book open to reveal each beautifully painted setting.
All your favorite characters are here – gentle Cinderella, the bumptious step-sisters and the charming Prince, as well as a few new surprises: Cinderella’s transportation to the ball is NOT your traditional coach and, when all hope seems lost, a clever little bluebird saves the day for Cinderella.
Tickets: $8.00 in advance (order at www.newtoncommunitypride.org) or $10.00 at the door.
March 13th, at 10:30 am and at 1:00 pm
Newton Cultural Center, Newton City Hall
CPC meeting February 11th considers pre-proposals for W. Newton and Auburndale
Newton CPC Agenda: $6.3 Million for Housing & a Park in West Newton/Auburndale
The agenda for the next Community Preservation Committee meeting includes two pre-proposals, for a combined total of $6.3 million: for affordable housing on Cherry Street (West Newton) and for affordable housing and a community park on Crescent Street (Auburndale).
Full information is online from www.newtonma.gov/cpa. For assistance, contact Program Manager Alice Ingerson at 617-796-1144 or ai*******@******ma.gov.
February 11th, 7:00 pm
Newton City Hall, Room 204
“The Tempest” presented by Watertown Children’s Theatre
A WCT musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s play! Get aboard this harrowing tale full of magic and adventure! This unique “play with music” adaptation features musical underscoring, movement and an ensemble cast of 6th-10th graders featuring Newton students Sophie Fredberg, Jennifer Tang, and Liam Walsh, who bring this thrilling tale to life on the Mosesian stage.
William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”, adapted by Deidre Purcell, with original music composed by Justin Casinghino. Tickets are $14.00 each, general admission. For more information, visit WCT’s website at www.watertownchildrenstheatre.org or call 617-926-ARTS.
February 5th, 7:00 pm, February 6th at 1:00 pm and 7:00 pm, February 7th at 1:00 pm. Charles Mosesian Theater
Arsenal Center for the Arts
Watertown