At North, students aren’t just studying engines, blueprints, or lesson plans — they’re fixing cars, designing layouts, and teaching children through the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program,...

After a year of Chartwells as Newton Public Schools’ food services provider, students and parents are assessing whether the company has provided the diverse, high-quality lunches it promised. Over...

In a commanding performance from start to finish, girls’ volleyball defeated Walpole 3-0, Tuesday, Sept. 30 in the Reggie Gym. The Tigers opened the first set with a seamless connection between junior...

  Newton for Everyone will host “Priced Out,” an event addressing the challenges teachers face in affording homes near their workplaces in Newton Public Schools, Tuesday, Sept. 30. “We're...

Girls’ soccer fell 0-3 to Braintree after a strong defensive fight at home Thursday, Sept. 18.  Senior Eva Hautefeuille, a captain with seniors Shiaowei Qu and Colleen Walsh, began the game with...

As the new school year begins, many North students remain confused about how detentions are assigned and carried out, even though the detention system has existed for years. “I only know about lunch...

Starting this 2025-2026 school year, North administration and Graphics implemented a new policy restricting student athletes from leaving their bags in the graphics classroom on the first floor. Students...

Girls’ cross country, 4-0, won 21-40 against Braintree as the Tigers sent eleven girls across the finish line in under 21 minutes on Wednesday, Sept. 17 at Cold Spring Park. Junior Esty Dudnik cinched...

Field hockey lost 1-5 in a valiant struggle against the Natick Redhawks despite playing with consistent effort, Monday, Sept. 8, at home.  The Tigers kept a tight back line, and the offense and midfield...

Recently, while studying in the Newton Free Library, I learned that they had just started offering Fix-It clinics, which offer instruction on upcycling, mending, and repairing clothes. Though I haven’t...

As the beep sounded and the red light flashed, senior Quinn Caputo launched himself off of the starting block during a North swim meet against Framingham. He then quickly pulled himself down into a tight...

Holocaust survivor Jack Trompetter captivated North’s audience with his profound story during an assembly held in the Lasker auditorium during g-block, Tuesday, May 6.  “In terms of hosting Holocaust...