April in Review
The area’s most current topics brought to you by editor Grace Dempsey
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Continue ReadingThe NPS community responds to possible layoffs and cuts in the proposed 2023 Newton budget.
Continue ReadingSuperintendent David Fleishman announces his departure from NPS after 12 years
Continue ReadingNew programs and events are implemented to combat a rise in antisemitic hate speech.
Continue ReadingSouth responds to the Russian invasion of Ukraine by creating a new club, NSHS Students for Ukraine, which provides space for students to discuss the conflict and take action
Continue ReadingAs new committee members begin their terms, the community shares their opinions concerning the change in leadership
Continue ReadingSouth’s Black Student Union hosts annual event consisting of seminars and lectures in the theme of “Black Health and Wellness”
Continue ReadingNewton holds its annual MLK Day celebration, reflecting on the city’s progress towards racial inclusion
Continue ReadingTwo proposed bills from South Senate seek to recognize additional holidays and provide prayer spaces
Continue ReadingSouth maintains low case counts due to high vaccination rates and adherence to district policy
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