The Newtonite

Students volunteer for political campaigns

The Newtonite • November 9, 2012

by Julia Oran Tuesday, millions of people across the country cast their ballots in the state and presidential election. Organizations and individuals encouraged everyone who is of voting age to play their part in the election by voting. However, people who are younger than 18 years old also invested their time in this election.

Team P.A.C.T., Tiger Friends involve Connections program

The Newtonite • November 7, 2012

by Gloria Li Connections students take an active role in the school community, participating in Be Bold, Be Bald and Tiger Friends.

Seniors take portraits, foster interests in hobbies

The Newtonite • October 26, 2012

by Gloria Li For senior Audrey Derobert, a photo major, snapping senior portraits is a lot of fun because it takes her the interest in photography to the next level.

Students benefit from involvement in Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras

The Newtonite • October 24, 2012

by Leah Budson At age six, senior Allysa Lujares was one of about 500 students accepted to the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras.

Club special: Club Day displays vibrant student life

The Newtonite • September 27, 2012

by Malini Gandhi Famous for its screaming students stationed at tables overflowing with colorful posters and candy, Club Day is not only a fun, energy-filled event, but it also plays an essential role in helping students become involved in activities, according to science teacher Michael Hazeltine, who oversees all clubs at this school.

Club officers discuss advertising techniques

The Newtonite • September 24, 2012

by Julia Moss This school has over 70 clubs, and students are constantly creating new ones. With so many to choose from, deciding which clubs to join can be difficult for some students. It is up to club officers to win students over and convince them to join their clubs.

Walnut Street, Lowell Avenue fields open

The Newtonite • September 19, 2012

by Gloria Li This fall, the Walnut Street and Lowell Avenue fields opened. There are no longer any sports teams practicing off campus.

Students reflect on past, look forward to future

The Newtonite • September 7, 2012

by Gloria Li From incoming freshmen to graduates, students recall their favorite memories of the 2011-2012 school year and explain what they look forward to in the upcoming academic year.

Campaign raises funds for new technology

The Newtonite • June 10, 2012

by Malini Gandhi The teacher’s question, “Who read the chapter last night?” is a common one, one that normally goes unanswered as students slump in their seats and look away. But with student response systems, students supplied with small blue “clickers” can hit a button and anonymously provide honest answers.

Senior Year Projects gives students opportunity to pursue areas of interest

The Newtonite • May 24, 2012

by Gloria Li Senior Year Project (SYP) is a unique second-semester opportunity, which allows students to “find something they’ve never done before, but always wanted to do or something they’ve done before, but want to take to a new level and investigate towards mastery,” librarian and English teacher Kevin McGrath said.

Sports managers gain experience, sense of community

The Newtonite • May 16, 2012

by Ryan Condon Being involved with the school community is something that all students do, whether by acting in a play, joining a club or playing a sport

Photography students take trip to New Orleans

The Newtonite • April 24, 2012

by Leah Budson It was 5 p.m. when photography teacher Ron Morris, eight photography students and EDCO interpreter Cheryl Etoniru met at Logan International Airport Wednesday, March 14 to depart for New Orleans, Louisiana, according to Morris.