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Author Archives: Newton PTO Council
- Albemarle Parking Party Thursday 4/21 [Community Notes, Events, From The City of Newton, Upcoming Events]
- Newton-Needham PMC Kids Ride [Community Notes, Elementary Schools, Events, High Schools, Middle Schools, Sports, Upcoming Events]
- Newton’s Earth Day Festival – April 24th [Community Notes, Elementary Schools, Events, From The City of Newton, High Schools, Middle Schools, School Breaks]
- Bike Rodeo event on May 1st [Community Notes, Elementary Schools, Events, From The City of Newton, High Schools, Middle Schools, Other, Upcoming Events]
- Social Media and Our Youth: A VIRTUAL Mental Health Forum [Community Notes, Events, Other, Upcoming Events]
- Registration Available Now – Tim Mayotte Tennis Newton – Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture [Community Notes, From The City of Newton, Sports, Summer]
- Newton Food Pantry – School Break [Community Notes, Other, School Breaks]
- 11th Annual Newton Inspires to Showcase Creativity in the Classroom and Honor our True Inspirations: Newton’s Teachers and Staff [Community Notes, Events, Newton Public Schools, Upcoming Events]
- Pickleball Clinic [Community Notes, Elementary Schools, Events, Middle Schools, School Breaks]
- JCC Camp Kaleidoscope is hiring! [Community Notes, Other, School Breaks, Summer]
Albemarle Parking Party Thursday 4/21
Hi Albemarle Friends, We wanted to let you know that we have rescheduled the Albemarle Parking Party to take place Thursday 4/21 from 7:00-10:00 AM on Albemarle Road near Gath Pool. (Rain date is Friday 4/22). This will be an opportunity to learn more about the head out angled parking proposed in the Albemarle Traffic Calming and […] Continue reading
Newton-Needham PMC Kids Ride
PMC Kids Rides are back in person and we have joined forces with Needham to create a Newton-Needham PMC Kids Ride! We hope that you will join us as we raise money for cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Schedule of Events 8 – 9 am – Rider and volunteer check-in, bike tune up […] Continue reading
Newton’s Earth Day Festival – April 24th
Celebrate Earth Day with a festival on Sunday, April 24 from 1-4pm outside of City Hall! With electric vehicles and entertaining performances, bike rides and bees, ice cream and info on home energy improvements, we’ll have something for everyone to mark the day. See a full list of activities at GreenNewton.org/EarthDay. Event will take place rain or shine. […] Continue reading
Bike Rodeo event on May 1st
Hello Newton School Families, Celebrate safe biking in Newton at the Bike Rodeo hosted by Newton Parks and Recreation. MA Safe Routes to Schools instructors will teach and review bike riding skills. Volunteers from Bike Newton will help teach fun stations including knowing signs and hand signals, how to care for your bike, and more. […] Continue reading
Social Media and Our Youth: A VIRTUAL Mental Health Forum
On Sunday, May 1st, the Becca Schmill Foundation will present “Social Media and Our Youth: A VIRTUAL Mental Health Forum,” at 2:00 pm EDT. Please join us for this free event which includes two consecutive and informative panels featuring nationally recognized and esteemed researchers, child/adolescent mental health professionals, teachers, and youth advocates. Panelists will discuss the significant evidence linking social media use […] Continue reading
Registration Available Now – Tim Mayotte Tennis Newton – Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture
Former world top ten player and Massachusetts native, Tim Mayotte, is overseeing Newton’s city-wide tennis-in-the-parks programs.Registration is open for summer camp, after-school and weekend junior tennis programs. Beginners to advanced players – red… Continue reading
Newton Food Pantry – School Break
With the upcoming school breaks, The Newton Food Pantry wants to make sure that anyone experiencing food insecurity knows how to get help, even when school is not in session. Two easy options are the Newton Food Pantry and the Newton Community Freedge. The Newton Food Pantry is now serving over 1,800 Newton residents […] Continue reading
11th Annual Newton Inspires to Showcase Creativity in the Classroom and Honor our True Inspirations: Newton’s Teachers and Staff
Tuesday, May 3rd from 6-8 pm at Angier Elementary School Newton Public Schools teachers and staff will be the center of attention at the 2022 Newton Inspires event presented by Newton Schools Foundation. On Tuesday, May 3rd from 6-8 pm at Angier Elementary School, our emcee former WGBH host Barbara Howard will lead a live conversation with […] Continue reading
Pickleball Clinic
I’m a Physical Education teacher at F. A. Day Middle School and I would like to get the word out about an exciting 2 day clinic I’m offering during April vacation. It’s for grades 4-8 on April 21 and 22 from 9:00-12:00 at Day Middle School. Pickleball is a combination of ping-pong, badminton and tennis and it’s […] Continue reading
JCC Camp Kaleidoscope is hiring!
Make a difference this summer! Camp Kaleidoscope, the JCC’s arts and science day camp in Newton, is looking for wonderful camp counselors! Applicants must be rising seniors in HS or above. For more information, go to https://www.bostonjcc.org/current-… Continue reading