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Nolin gives opening remarks surrounded by NPS administrators and teachers

Nolin emphasizes district unity at press conference

Savannah Bond and Cat Torosyan September 24, 2024

Superintendent Anna Nolin announced her goal of district unity and cohesion for the year following the tension of last year’s contract negotiations and strike at a district press conference Friday, Sept....

NPS students support the union at NTA rally, Wednesday, Jan. 24.

Controversy surrounds NPS instagram posts criticizing teachers’ strike

Newton Public School’s (NPS) official Instagram account faces criticism for a series of posts released yesterday, Tuesday, Jan. 23, condemning the Newton Teachers Association (NTA) on their decision...

NPS parents meet to discuss social equality issues in school system

NPS parents meet to discuss social equality issues in school system

Maya Waldman November 17, 2017

More than 50 parents from various Newton Public Schools gathered at Angier Elementary School last Thursday night to discuss race, culture, and identity issues affecting students. The meeting was the second...

Newton Public Schools adopts new evaluation tool

The Newtonite September 25, 2012
by Samantha Libraty This year, the Newton Public Schools adopted a new evaluation tool called the Educator Evaluation Tool, which aims to improve teaching at this school through more thorough faculty evaluations, according to science department head Amy Winston. Among other things, the Educator Evaluation Tool mandates that evaluators visit classes for 10 minutes at more frequent intervals than they did last year, Winston said.

Column: Selling naming rights sends wrong message

The Newtonite May 24, 2012
by Connor Vasu Welcome to Brand Name® High, an over-commercialized high school where money and technology are most important.

Schools receive additional funds

The Newtonite September 30, 2011
by Hilary Brumberg and Perrin Stein When the State budget was approved in July, the Newton Public Schools received $777,000 in state aid and circuit breaker reimbursements.
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