Author Archives: Michelle Wetlaufer

The PTSO uses the dues raised for direct support to each department from music to mathematics. We also spend dues on website, e-communications and directory software. In addition, we sponsor parent coffees, meet and greets, teacher and student appreciation events … Continue reading →

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  The window has closed for personalized lawn sign, however, we will be ordering a few extra blank signs. Please email [email protected] if you are interested. You will be invoiced through PayPal or can write a check to NewtonSouthPTSO All … Continue reading →

The new family meet and greets are a way we help new families become familiar with Newton South. The events are hosted by current families in their yards (or inside their homes) The host will typically have light snack or … Continue reading →

We are looking for additional parents to participate in school council. School council is a 2-year commitment. If you child will be a senior 2023-2024 you are able to nominate yourself however your term will only be one year.  If … Continue reading →

AP Coordinator is a year round position. During the year you will facilitate students signing up for the exams. This work can be done from home. You will work closely with our Vice-Principal, Jason Williams. The ideal candidate would be … Continue reading →

SouthFest is 3 Weeks Away! Please donate today It’s time to think about Southfest! Every year, the PTSO celebrates the senior class with an after-prom extravaganza held at a transformed Newton South. The entire class is invited – attending prom … Continue reading →

Southfest is an extravagant after-prom celebration, sponsored by the PTSO and held at a transformed Newton South. Staffed by parent volunteers, Southfest has been a fun tradition for graduating seniors for more than 20 years! Here’s how it works: Senior … Continue reading →

NSHS 8th Grade Family Information Night Detailed Flyer

 Passing Time is a fun Newton South activity where the halls are transformed into student exhibitions. Some students display art on the walls and tables, others set up their bands to play, one student did a magic show! During Passing … Continue reading →