On a bright Wednesday morning, history teacher Brian Goeselt walked into his D-Block Modern World History class with a big smile and a positive attitude. As soon as he started teaching, class chatter died...

Next Gen Voices’ annual Civics Day presented students with convenient opportunities to take civic action locally Jan. 23.  According to Co-Founder and Co-Director of North’s Center for Civic Engagement,...

The annual Sophomore Speech Showcase, held Friday, Jan. 24, in the Lasker Auditorium, honored Martin Luther King Jr. and encouraged students to use their voices to inspire change. The finalists, TJ...

Gymnastics won the Bay States Conference Championship with an outstanding score of 147.3, defeating the rest of its league and extending its win streak to 10-0 in the SOA Saturday, Feb. 8. The Tigers...

Applause resounded from the Lasker Auditorium, Jan. 21 and Jan. 23 as performers took the audience on a musical exploration of emotions through pieces that ranged from suspenseful to fantastical.  Winterfest,...

Senior Molly Donnellan received the Annual Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Award for the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program students, during the awards ceremony at the Lasker Auditorium...

For two weeks each May, orderly rows of tables span the Simulated Outdoor Area. Students sit in chairs, and Advanced Placement (AP) test booklets lay in front of them, as the sound of pens writing on lined...

This upcoming Tuesday, North’s cafeteria will be filled with the sound of saxophones and trumpets—the annual Jazz Cafe is back for its third year.  This year’s performance will feature North’s...

Juniors and their parents gathered in the Lasker Auditorium for a presentation from North’s guidance office surrounding future planning, Wednesday, Jan. 8. Eight of North’s counselors discussed...

Sophomores taking the ELA MCAS this March will be the first to complete the test without the pressure of passing being a graduation requirement. According to the New York Times, 59 percent of voters...

For the first time, Newton Public Schools (NPS) schools were out Wednesday, Jan. 29 in observance of Lunar New Year due to a district-wide decision to recognize Asian American students and families.  School...

Boys’ basketball defeated the Framingham Flyers in a sweeping 96-42 win Tuesday, Jan. 28 at home.  “I thought we played hard and played together, which is what our coaches try to get us to do every...