Honor Thy Teacher is Back for a Limited Time! Newton Schools Foundation’s beloved Honor Thy Teacher campaign is running for a very limited time this holiday season. It’s the perfect way to recognize the incredible [...]
Please join Dr. Judie Magidson as she gives a presentation on the life and times of Elvis Presley on January 8, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the Community Hub. 1320 Centre St., Newton You will [...]
We are hosting an open house for families in the West Newton community to tour our children’s center, meet our educators, and learn about our programs. The event is family-friendly and open to the public.
Join us for a free open house to learn more about our nurturing community for young learners (3 months - 5 years). Explore our brightly-lit classrooms, library, art room, indoor gym and outdoor play spaces. [...]
Since the time of first interactions between English settlers and the Native peoples of the Dawnland, the settler colonial project has focused on the continued dispossession of Indigenous homelands. Early land deed or transfer documents [...]
Join us for a free open house to learn more about our nurturing community for young learners (3 months - 5 years). Explore our brightly-lit classrooms, library, art room, indoor gym and outdoor play spaces. [...]
2026 Special Event DCP with Filmmaker Q&A intended for screenings on or around International Holocaust Remembrance Day | January 27, 2026 ABOUT THE SPECIAL EVENT The Special Event Q&A includes a brief pre-recorded introduction by [...]
Screening of the documentary film The Lost Brothers, Israel. An exhibition of graphic art, photographs, and wood inlay work. Artworks by Alexander Gassel, Andrey Gagarin, and Mikhail Faktorovich. Art About the Holocaust Alexander Gassel is [...]
Join us for a free open house to learn more about our nurturing community for young learners (3 months - 5 years). Explore our brightly-lit classrooms, library, art room, indoor gym and outdoor play spaces. [...]
Many of us learn about school desegregation in the context of the mid-twentieth-century South: Brown v. Board of Education, Ruby Bridges, and the Little Rock Nine. Yet a century before that, young Black women in [...]
When did Chinese migration to Boston begin? How did Boston’s Chinatown take shape, and what is its current status? This talk traces the origins of the Chinese presence in the region and examines their experiences [...]