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Posts published in March 2025

School Committee Meetings – Week of 3/30/2025

School Committee will meet in person (Room 210, Education Center) and virtually (Zoom link) on Wednesday, April 2 at 6:30PM. The agenda has not yet been posted. Community Budget meeting: Superintendent Anna Nolin and School Committee Chair Chris Brezski will hold a Community Budget Meeting on Thursday, April 3, 6:30PM-8:30PM at Brown…

Board and Commission Meetings – Week of 3/30/2025

Youth Commission will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, March 31 at 6:30PM. The agenda includes the following: Election Commission will meet in person (Room 211) and virtually (Zoom link) on Tuesday, April 1 at 12PM. The agenda includes the following: Newton Human Rights Commission will meet virtually (Zoom link)…

Rules Subcommittee Report – March 20, 2025

The Rules Subcommittee voted to approve the following (see the report and watch the meeting video (downloadable MP4 video): The Rules Subcommittee voted to reject the following: Development of policy to honor long-serving Councilors: for departing or deceased Councilors within the Council Rules. The consensus was that such honors should…

Rules Subcommittee Report – March 5, 2025

The Rules Subcommittee approved the following (see the report and watch the meeting video): The committee voted to reject the following proposal: The committee voted to hold the following: Present: Councilors Oliver (Chair), Krintzman, Humphrey, and BakerAlso Present: Councilors Malakie and WrightCity Staff: Carol Moore, City Clerk/Clerk of the Council;…

McGlothlin: Prioritize investment in our schools

We are, yet again, at a crossroads regarding the funding of Newton’s schools. We can choose to take the path identified by Mayor Fuller and continue to sacrifice both academic excellence and equity on the altar of perceived fiscal prudence. Or we can take the path outlined by Superintendent Nolin…

Newton South alum Njavan Stewart leads Assumption men’s basketball to best season in 50 years

Njavan Stewart faced a conundrum as the Newton native readied to return to the Assumption University men’s basketball lineup after missing seven games due to injury: retake his spot in the starting lineup back and potentially “ruin some chemistry,” or shove any ego aside and come off the bench. The…

NPS budget deficit remains: Brezski stakes clear position, Mayor indicates some funding increase possible

Paul Levy will not run for re-election. The March 24 School Committee meeting, similar to meetings over the prior two weeks, was devoted to the Fiscal Year 2026 (academic year Fall 2025 – Spring 2026) Newton Public Schools (NPS) budget. The meeting began with over 45 minutes of public comment…

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