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Mother-Daughter Yoga – In Person or Online – May 8th

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports Tagged , , |

For girls ages 6-14 to bring a parent – mom, aunt, grandmother, “big sister”, dad, etc. Led by Tracy Affonso. Registration fee: $25 / pair Learn more at https://www.artemisyoga.com/classes/kids-teen-classes/ May 8th,  11:30 am –… Continue reading →

Author Event – Jennifer De Leon 5/4

Posted on April 26, 2021 by NSHS Library in NSHS Library Tagged |

We are delighted to be collaborating with the Newton Free Library, Newton North Library and a number of student/faculty organizations oriented around antiracism, to host an author discussion with Jennifer De Leon. De Leon’s novel, Don’t Ask Me Where I’m … Continue reading →

Support the Newton Community Freedge!

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Other Tagged , , |

The Newton Community Freedge, a volunteer-run outdoor refrigerator and pantry provides free food and personal care supplies to anyone with need, no questions asked. This initiative, led by the Newton Food Pantry in collaboration with other local Newton… Continue reading →

Boys & Girls Club of Newton, Spring Time After School Fun!

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Other, Sports Tagged , , |

This spring season at the Club is filled with programs for all ages. Programs like: PHOTOGRAPHY, MURAL ART, MUSIC, CERAMICS, and STEM will capture and inspire your child’s imagination. In addition, The Club will offer wide range of ATHLETIC progr… Continue reading →

Summer Camp Fundraiser!

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Events, Other, Summer Tagged , , |

Help Newton Neighbors Helping Neighbors send 15 – 20 students to camp this summer. While camp scholarships do pay up to 80% of the cost, too many families can not afford the 20% – 30% payment required of them. Through … Continue readi… Continue reading →

Home Goods Donations Needed

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Events, Other Tagged , , |

Appointments available for easy drop off of your unwanted like-new or new household items Mondays 1:00 -2:00 pm and Wednesdays 2:00 – 3:00 pm in Newton Centre. They particularly need Queen and King bedding, small appliances such as toasters and &… Continue reading →

Family-friendly interior designer

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes Tagged , , |

Good Space was established on the basic principle that a properly designed environment can significantly improve your quality of life. They believe every room should be a living room and by unlocking the potential of your home, they’ll create a &… Continue reading →

Summer Field Hockey Camp

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Sports, Summer Tagged , |

Join Newton South High School Varsity Field Hockey Coach and her Varsity players for a four-day field hockey camp at Newton South. This clinic is open to all genders and is for students entering grades 8, 9, or 10. Cost is … Continue reading &#85… Continue reading →

Outdoor Family Bootcamp – Small Group Training

Posted on April 25, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Advertisements, Community Notes, Events, Sports Tagged , , |

Get the whole family moving while spending time together OUTDOORS at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC! Enjoy fun and adaptable activities including partner exercises, family fitness games, circuit stations, & more. Activities will be 100% child-friendly, b… Continue reading →

Earth Day Event

Posted on April 18, 2021 by Newton PTO Council in Community Notes, Education/Enrichment, Events, Other Tagged , , |

The Newton Library presents Save the Planet and Your Health with a Plant-based Diet. Learn about the environmental impacts of the meat, dairy, egg, and fishing industries at a special Earth Day Green Newton series program with Sara Sezun, Chair …… Continue reading →