Newton Community Education

Newton Community Ed classes for High Schoolers

Registration is now underway for fall classes through Newton Community Education, and we have lots for offer high school students. For the college bound we offer SAT prep classes for the Verbal and Math SAT 1 tests. We also offer a College Essay Writing class and two new talks for college-bound kids with special needs and/or special interests: So you think you can Sing, Dance, Act, or Paint in College, for kids considering careers in the arts, and Post-secondary and College Options for Students with Learning Differences. Please join us for these great talks with our fabulous, knowledgable presenters. We're also offering Meditation for Teens, which is back due to popular demand after a successful first run at North last spring. read more »

Driver's Ed & SAT Prep classes through NCE

Driver's Ed & SAT Prep classes through NCE

Newton Community Ed offers affordable test prep classes for the SAT Tests. This winter we have Math review classes on Monday afternoons and Verbal review classes on Wednesday afternoons. Both will be held at South and will run for four weeks: Math starts on January 31 and Verbal on February 2.

We are offering two afternoon Driver's Ed classes this winter; you can register for Monday and Wednesday afternoons at North, or Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at South. We will also have week-long intensive classes at the Newton Community Service Center's Teen Center over February and April break. read more »

Celebrate Newton Artists - Dec 5

December 5, 2010 10 to 4 pm Newton South High School, 140 Brandeis Road, Newton Please join us in celebrating Newton artists at the 9th annual Celebrate Newton arts and crafts fair. This is a great event for the entire family to enjoy! Celebrate Newton is an annual juried fair that honors the work of outstanding artisans who are residents of Newton or are in some other way connected to the city. Over 50 artisans will display and sell their work at the fair; they include weavers, jewelers, quilters, potters, printers, photographers and more. This citywide event is sponsored by Newton Community Education. Proceeds will benefit NCE, a self-sustaining arm of Newton Public Schools, which offers a large variety of classes for both children and adults. read more »

Newton Community Education Says Welcome to Fall

Newton Community Education Says Welcome to FallNewton Community Education

The Newton Community Education Fall programs are full of exciting opportunities to learn and broaden your horizons. Newton Community Education is a separate and self sustaining arm of the Newton Public Schools. Their classes are excellent taught by talented and experienced instructors. read more »

Parenting, Mentoring, & Coaching Your Student Athlete

Parenting, Mentoring, & Coaching Your Student Athlete
What's the most effective way to compete in the mental game of sports?
Newton Community Education Presents
Parenting, Mentoring, & Coaching Your Student Athlete

with George Mumford, NBA Sports Psychology Consultant

3 Wednesdays @ the new Newton North High School
457 Walnut Street 7-9 pm
September 29 - The Mental Game
October 20 - Emotional DevelopmentNovember
17 - Athletic Communications read more »

Parenting, Mentoring & Coaching Your Student Athlete

What's the most effective way to compete in the mental game of sports?

Newton Community Education Presents
Parenting, Mentoring, & Coaching Your Student Athlete
with
George Mumford, NBA Sports Psychology Consultant
3 Wednesdays @ the new Newton North High School
(457 Walnut Street) 7-9 PM

October 20 Emotional Development
November 17 Athletic Communications read more »

Mindful Shopping: A Special Presentation & Book Signing with Dan Goleman

Mindful Shopping: A Special Presentation & Book Signing with Dan Goleman
Newton Community Education is pleased to announce an evening with best-selling author, Dan Goleman, on April 28 at 7:00 pm. Author of Emotional Intelligence, which was on the NY Times best seller list for a year and a half; with more than 5,000,000 copies in print worldwide in 30 languages, Dan will introduce his new book, Ecological Intelligence: The Hidden Impacts of What We Buy. In this talk Dan will reveal the hidden environmental consequences of what we make and buy, and show how new market forces can drive changes essential to helping save our planet. Talk will be held at Oak Hill Middle School. This talk sets off a 4-speaker series throughout May.

Tickets are $20.00 in advance, or at the door. Contact Newton Community Education for information and full series package rates: 617-559-6999 or go to www.newtoncommunityed.org