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...

Today SFA will host a “Recharge” event during Tiger block in the SOA with games and food, intended to alleviate the stress of final exams. “Come and enjoy a treat/snack/drink outside by the tennis...

Softball fell to Weymouth 7-1 in an intense and hard-fought game, Wednesday, May 21 at home.  “We made some mistakes in the field that were costly at times,” said PEHW teacher Lauren Baugher. “But...

Girls’ tennis carried senior night spirit at home court, securing a blowout win against Braintree 5-0, Thursday, May 21.  “Senior day brings a different energy to the match and there's like a lot...

Goeselt History teacher Brian Goeselt received the Paul E. Elicker award for excellence in teaching, Thursday, May 22. The Elicker award honored Goeselt for a deep appreciation and knowledge...

Despite playing with consistent effort, boys’ volleyball fell to the Natick Redhawks 0-3, Tuesday, May 13, in the Reggie Gym. The bleachers, packed with supportive parents and fans, set the tone for...

Athletic Director Michael Jackson was nominated for the Ted Damko Best Athletic Director Award Friday, March 28. District Seven councilors hand-selected Jackson, nominating him for the competition against...

North’s Green Team hosted Sustainability Day featuring wooden carnival games, displays from local and global sustainability organizations, and presentations from the Green Team’s own clubs, during...

American flags held up by the Color Guard lined the aisles of Lasker auditorium as students took their seats for the annual Memorial Day assembly, Thursday, May 8, during e-block. According to former...

Students had the opportunity to view a replica of a train car used to transport Jewish people to concentration camps during World War II, late last month at the Newton Public Schools Education Center.  The...

North boys’ volleyball prevailed against the Milford Scarlet Hawks 3-1 in a tight-fought game, defending the Tigers’ state champion reputation Wednesday, May 7 at home. North played well on both sides...