so your student’s don’t fall behind!
• IN-HOME tutoring that is effective and personalized
• Serving Newton and surrounding towns for the past 13 years
• Offering all academic subjects, study skills, and standardized test prep (SAT/ACT, ISEE, SSAT)
Contact Active Minds to learn more about their experienced tutors. Contact 617-227-2225 or info@activemindstutoring.com or visit http://www.activemindstutoring.com/testimonials.html
Next Level Up Tutoring is celebrating their 10th year of motivating and tutoring Pre-K to College students in Newton. They strive for every student to become the best version of themselves as experienced tutors and academic coaches help with subjects ranging from all levels of Math, to Writing and Reading to Physics or Chemistry, and almost everything in between. With an eye on the future, the processed based, individualized approach will also improve students’ organizational, time management, and study skills. Additionally, they provide clear perspective to all students.
Contact for a free initial meeting by email info@nextleveluptutoring.com or call 781-540-1123. For information, visit www.nextleveluptutoring.com.
When schoolwork goes the wrong way!
Their many years of experience in teaching and educational consulting has developed the right way to motivate, the right way to teach, be understood, and be remembered. They tutor special education such as ADD, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, executive function, and gifted as well as regular education and test preparation. In addition to academic subjects, They also teach children organizational skills, homework coaching, study skills, and time management.
All subjects and ages are taught. Parents can now receive 25% off the first lesson. Call 781-492-8700 or visit https://www.Y3KTutorInYourHome.com
Newton Turkey Trot registration deadline is tomorrow! Register by midnight October 28th for $25.00 AND to be guaranteed an awesome race T-shirt. October 29th price increases to $35.00 and does not include a free T-Shirt!
Details, registration and volunteer info at http://www.newtonturkeytrot.org
Thanks to OurNewton.org, check out this comprehensive list of the many different local Halloween events!
Fall sports are coming to an end and the days are getting shorter. Are you looking for activities for your middle school student during the winter months?
The Highlands After-School Program has great activities in the Hyde Gym and at the home base at Brigham House in Newton Highlands. Transportation is arranged from school daily. For more information, please call 617-999-4617 or visit www.highlandsafter-schoolprogram.org
Learn what Newton’s City Council candidates want to do for you about local traffic, housing, climate change and more. No speeches or debates, just conversations with candidates running for Ward and Citywide Council seats, for ALL races, contested and uncontested.
This is a drop-in event, free and open to the public, and is co-sponsored by Green Newton, League of Women Voters of Newton, Mothers Out Front, Newton Council on Aging, Newton Conservators and the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber. Questions? Please e-mail info@lwvnewton.org.
November 2nd, 5:00 – 7:00 pm
The War Memorial at Newton City Hall
Luke laughed and learned and grew at Brown Middle School, with no idea he would not make it past 19. What could his family & friends do, with the garguantuan grief of his loss, except find a way to keep his light alive? Luke’s Lights, born of that tragedy, has already delivered 100,000 solar lights to families who live without access to light after sundown. To help children learn to read, to help midwives birth babies, to brighten the lives of others the way Luke’s smirk brightened many.
Please join the Luke’s Lights Fundraiser and Celebration for dinner, dancing, kid’s activities, and more. Very family friendly. Mark Springer, former Mason-Rice principal, will give the opening remarks. Tickets $20.00 and $10.00 for kids under 13
November 2nd, 6:00 – 10:00 pm
65 Gray Cliff Road, Newton Centre
Visit Luke’s Lights’ website for more information http://lukeslights.org/
The Equity Working Group will make a presentation on the findings from its Spring Community Survey to the School Committee on Monday, November 4th in the Ed Center, 100 Walnut Street, Room 210. The meeting begins at 7:00 pm. It will be televised on NewTV.
Tweens and teens throughout the country have been using E-cigarettes and getting hooked on vaping. Join Dearborn Academy for Tweens, Teens and Vaping: A Dangerous Addiction, a lecture and discussion that’s part of their 2019-20 Speaker Series.
Register here: bit.ly/DATeenVaping. This free event is open to the public and sure to fill up quickly. For more information, please email Denise at info@schoolsforchildreninc.org
November 12th, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
575 Washington Street, Newton