The Newtonite

Manager shines on TD Garden parquet for boys' basketball

The Newtonite • January 27, 2014

It seemed like just another routine night Saturday for boys’ basketball.

School accreditation program, NEASC, held for Newton schools

Max Kozlov • January 6, 2014

Despite the decision in September to temporarily suspend its participation in the program which evaluates this school, Newton high school students are likely to remain unaffected as they apply to post-secondary education, according to officials at this school and around the state.

Football celebrates Thanksgiving with 49-8 rout over Brookline

The Newtonite • December 2, 2013

After a convincing 21-0 win at home in last year’s game, football had a tough act to follow Thursday when the team faced Brookline for the 119th year in a row on Thanksgiving.

Live Blog: Newton North v. Brookline (at Parsons Field)

The Newtonite • November 27, 2013

If you can't make the game, sports editor Jonny Levenfeld will keep you up-to-date with all of the plays throughout the game!

Former student discusses study of humanities in higher education

The Newtonite • November 20, 2013

Thursday night at 7pm in the Film Lecture Hall, the first Huntington Lecture of this school year was held. The Huntington Lecture series was named to celebrate former principal Jennifer Huntington. Noah Van Niel ‘04 spoke in a presentation entitled, “The Humanities: R.I.P.?”

Girls' volleyball to face Barnstable in State Finals

The Newtonite • November 14, 2013

A year ago, girls’ volleyball walked off the court following a heartbreaking 3-1 loss to Barnstable in the State Finals. Saturday, the Tigers will have a shot at redemption as they take on the Raiders in a rematch of last year’s championship.

Girls' soccer advances to State Championship game

The Newtonite • November 13, 2013

Girls’ soccer is headed to the Division I State Championship after a very successful season. The Tigers look to bring home the state championship on Friday against Minnechaug.

Mayoral candidates discuss issues, share ideas

The Newtonite • November 4, 2013

Tomorrow, the Newton mayoral election will be a contest between Mayor Setti Warren ’89 and Alderman Ted Hess-Mahan.

Powderpuff football plans started at this school after cancellation at South

Max Kozlov • October 17, 2013

Over the past few weeks, the long-standing tradition of a Powderpuff football game, an all-girls touch football match at South, was terminated by principal Joel Stembridge. The recent news at South about Powderpuff even made some students at this school start thinking about a game.