Newton resident and college math professor with over 25 years of teaching experience is available to tutor. She teaches mathematics based on one fundamentally simple idea: students need to understand, connect and retain mathematical concepts for future learning and real-life applications. Available for middle school students, and high school students enrolled in AP Statistics and Calculus AB & BC, Honors, ACP and CP courses. Please contact Magdalena Luca, at Ma************@***il.com. For more information, see RateMyProfessor.com and LinkedIn.com.
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Her Conference: High School
Her Campus Media is hosting the second annual Her Conference: High School at Northeastern University in Boston, MA. HerCampus.com is the #1 online community for college women and, along with local college admissions experts and current college students, are thrilled to share experience and knowledge with high school students as they prepare to apply and matriculate to college.
The conference is open to high school students and their parents and will cover everything they need to know to get ready for college! The day will include panels and speakers touching on everything from the college application process to what to pack, studying abroad, and everything in between. Breakfast will be provided by Pinkberry and lunch will be provided by Chipotle.
Students and parents can attend the conference for free. Anyone interested in attending the conference should enter “HCHS2015” at checkout for free tickets.
Keynote Speakers:
· Ryan Scheuer, Assistant Director of Admissions at Northeastern University
· Tammy Tibbetts, President/Founder of She’s the First
Registration is now open at herconference.com/registration and tickets are free with promo code “HCHS2015”.
Conference Website: herconference.com/highschool . For questions, please email co********@*******us.com.
Saturday, February 7th
Northeastern University
Free ACT vrs SAT Comparison Test
On January 31st and February 18th, Chyten Education Services of Newton will be offering a free ACT vrs SAT comparison test. Although both tests are accepted at all universities and colleges, many students are left wondering which test to take.
Chyten’s ACT vs. SAT Comparison Test uses a proprietary algorithm that compresses both the ACT and the SAT into a single test, while suffering no diminution of accuracy on either. It is accompanied by a free report that provides performance detail, information on overall performance and a recommendation of which test students should take. Taking Chyten’s ACT vs. SAT Comparison Test can save student’s countless hours preparing for an exam that may not suit their unique learning style.
To sign up for this free test and report simply call 617-559-9931. There is no obligation of any kind and it is a great opportunity to learn which test is the right fit for your student!
858 Walnut Street, Newton Four Corners
Thinking about ways to save money and go green?
If so, join Mayor Warren and learn about reducing costs with Solar Energy at the Newton Solar and Home Energy Fair.
- Learn how the City has gone solar to reduce costs and lower greenhouse gases.
- Hear about State and Federal incentives available to you to do likewise.
- Learn about the City’s efforts in Energy Efficiency and the results we are already seeing.
- Speak with representatives of companies that can help you do the same in your own home!
The Mayor and officials from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center will speak at 7:00 pm, and then you will be free to discuss your particular needs with representatives of multiple companies.
The event is free and open to all, see you there!
Tuesday, January 27th, 2015 7pm-9pm
The Newton North High School Cafeteria, 457 Walnut Street, Newton.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City’s Director of Sustainability, Rob Garrity, at 617-796-1043, or rg******@******ma.gov
Chinese New Year Celebration!
Newton Cultural Affairs Offices and Newton Chinese Language School will host this year’s Chinese New Year Celebration at City Hall. You are invited to join this delightful day of events on February 7th:
10:00 am – 1:00 pm Chinese painting and art exhibition
10:00 am – 1:00 pm Kids’ crafts and games
11:00 am – 2:00 pm Chinese Dim sum for sale*
11:00 am- 12:00 pm Chinese painting demo
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Chinese instrument demo
1:00 pm- 3:00 pm Performance
Free admission. Please bring an item for donation to the Newton Food Pantries.
* preordering the Dim Sum for $12/box is highlyrecommended, as quantity is limited. http://www.newtonchineseschool.org/2015CNY-Celebration.php
Saturday, February 7th, 10:00 am – 3:00pm
Newton Cultural Center at City Hall
Wondering what resources Newton offers for teens and families?
Teens Making Smart Choices Expo
- Not sure what to say to your teen about dating safety?
- Want your teen to be a safer pedestrian, biker, and driver?
- Looking for ways to encourage your teen’s positive self image?
- Wondering what resources Newton offers for teens and families?
ALL parents/guardians and teens are invited to the Just Think: Teens Making Smart Choices expo. Discover community resources promoting positive decision making for teens. Enjoy refreshments and student performances as you browse the exhibits. The first 50 teens who bring a parent will receive a treat bag.
Raffle grand prize: iPad mini
“American Ninja Warrior” live demo!
January 22nd, 5:00 to 7:30 pm.
Newton North High School
Walnut and Lowell Street lots and Hull Street will be available for parking. Please observe neighborhood signs and restrictions.
MLK Newton Community Celebration
The 47th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr., celebration features Newton Mayor Setti Warren, Newton School Superintendent David Fleishman, and Reflections by Newton School Students.
Also Musical Selections by Rimonim (Temple Emanuel Choral Group), Newton All City Treble Singers, Newton North Jubilee Singers and The Love Tunes from Myrtle Baptist Church.
Monday, January 19th, 9:30 am
Temple Emanuel
385 Ward Street, Newton Centre
Olympian, Inventor, Obama Staffer, Bestselling Author Top Newton Inspires Speaker List
Reserve Your Spot Today!
The Newton Schools Foundation will kick off its 50th anniversary year on January 21st with the fourth annual Newton Inspires: An Evening of Ideas and Community. Since 2011, Newton Inspires has been uniting Newton residents for an evening of discussion with some of Newton’s brightest, most accomplished and most interesting community members.
This year’s program features headliners Olympic gold medalist and physician Dr. Tenley Albright; MIT professor, engineer and inventor Dr. Robert Langer; former White House staffer and Huffington Post Chief of Staff Herbie Ziskend NNHS ’03; and New York Times bestselling author and journalist Mitchell Zuckoff.
The 2014 program will take place Wednesday, January 21st, 7:00 – 9:30 pm at Newton South High School. The cost is $10 for Newton residents, $15 for non-residents. Space is limited, so advance registration is highly recommended. To register, go to www.NewtonSchoolsFoundation.org
Newton Schools Foundation would like to thank their corporate sponsor, Belmont Savings Bank. They would also like to thank the following businesses who are supporting Newton Inspires by donating freshly made baked goods and other delectable desserts and beverages: Baker’s Best Catering, Better Life Food, George Howell Coffee, L’Aroma Café & Bakery, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Rosie’s Bakery, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market.
11th Annual Teen Summer Program Expo
Directors of more than 90 of the best variety of summer programs for middle and high school students will meet personally with parents and students. Programs for every budget, in the US and abroad, including adventure travel, community service, language immersion, academic enrichment, arts, music, theatre, sports instruction, internships, teen travel, volunteering, gap years and more. For more information please email la***@***************rk.com
Newton South high School cafeteria
February 2, 2015, 5:30 pm – 8 pm
Snow date, Tuesday Feb 3
Boy Scout Troop Open House
Boy Scout Troop 182 in Wellesley would like to invite interested boys in grades 5 through 12 to an open house on February 8th to celebrate Scouting’s 105th anniversary. The open house will be held from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room of the Wellesley Hills Congregational Church, 207 Washington Street. No previous scouting experience is required.
Troop 182 has been serving the youth of Wellesley and surrounding towns since 1913. Boys enjoy a balanced program of camping and other outdoor activities, community service, summer programs and weekly meetings on Sunday evenings. Since the troop’s founding, more than 120 Scouts have attained the Eagle Scout Award, Scouting’s highest rank.
For more information, please email Troop 182 committee chair Paul Hurney hu*******@*****on.net or Assistant Scoutmaster Jordan Schwartz jo****@***il.com.