Sunday January 26, 2025
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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community basketball
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9:15 AM - 9:45 AM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Instructional Swim Lessons - Session 2 Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
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Troop Meeting
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 5 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Soccer Training
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 4-5yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 6-8yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 4 - 5 and 6 - 8 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Beginner Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 9-10yr Orange Ball Clinic
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12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Youth Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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12:15 PM - 3:00 PM
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Recreation/Open Swim - Rec/Open Swim Session 2 Recreation/ Open Swim Recreation swim is an opportunity for the public to use the Newton North High School Pool for lap and family swim on Sunday afternoons. This is open swim with no instructor. Certified lifeguards are on duty. Each session is a six week program. Please note dates below where facility is closed for vacations/holidays.Schedule: Days & Times: Sundays 12:15pm-3:00pm Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (Closed12/29)Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (Closed 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (Closed 4/20)Registration Fee:$120 Residents$150 Non Residents Rules & Information:Participants will check in with the staff member at the main entrance at Tiger DriveParticipants must be pre-registered to enter, no drop ins allowedParticipants must follow all pool rules and adhere to the Lifeguards Diving blocks are not open during this time
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track "Over 55" Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Family Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Weekly Registration Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Wait List for Indoor Pickleball at Newton South Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Table Tennis
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1:15 PM - 2:30 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Beginner/Intermediate Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Intermediate Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 11-12yr Green Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 12-17yr Yellow Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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NAFFL - winter 2025
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 and Yellow Ball for Ages 14 - 17 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Winterfest & Soup Social
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2:00 PM - 6:30 PM
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Winterfest & Soup Social
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2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Intermediate/Advanced Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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3:50 PM - 4:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 3:50 - 4:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Archery Instruction - Winter Indoor Session - Youth and Adults Archery for Youth and Adults:Join On the Mark Archery and learn the martial art of archery using beautiful wooden recurve bows to focus more on the form and technique rather than just the aiming. Build character, self-esteem and confidence with each triumph and tribulation on the range as you work hard to achieve consistent success! Unique lesson plans implement skill building drills with games that include prizes to keep students engaged throughout the program. All equipment is provided and class is led by teams of certified USA Archery instructors.Register on your own, or sign up with friends or family. Each session is 4 weeks. Sign up for one or multiple sessions to improve your skills.Be sure to click on the link to fill out the Archery Program Waiver after you register. This will give instructors information about your height, dominant hand, etc. so they can bring the correct bows.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 5 - 7 and Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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4:50 PM - 5:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 4:50 - 5:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 and Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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Sunday February 2, 2025
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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community basketball
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8:30 AM - 1:45 PM
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Volleyball
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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SCOOPS Indoor Lacrosse (Ages 3-8) - Scoops Indoor Lacrosse (Ages 3-8) Scoops Lacrosse will be running a 6-week Winter clinic open to boys and girls ages 3-8, Scoops Clinics are designed for kids who are interested in learning about lacrosse and learning the skills in a fun and welcoming environment. Kids will be broken into different groups based on age and/or skill levels. Most importantly, Scoops Clinics are designed for maximum amounts of fun, confidence building, and pure lacrawsomeness. The only equipment necessary is a lacrosse stick. We are Pad free at Scoops. At Scoops, we like to say it’s Sticks and smiles and if you bring your stick, we’ll deliver the smile.
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9:15 AM - 9:45 AM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Instructional Swim Lessons - Session 2 Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
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Ballerz Indoor Lacrosse (1-4 Grade Boys) - Ballerz Lacrosse (Grades 1-4 Boys) Ballerz Lacrosse is a program that prides itself on teaching the fundamentals, skills and rules of the game in a super positive, fun and competitive environment that encourages learning and creativity. Ballerz is open to boys 1st - 4th grade that are interested in enhancing their game. Ballerz is an engaging 6-week lax clinic this Winter that will meet once a week for skill development and small-sided games (Groups are split by ages and skill). Ballerz hopes the players leave having improved their skills, team chemistry for the spring. Along with having had a fun and encouraging experience, that leaves them wanting more Lacrosse. Equipment Needed for Ballerz is Stick, Helmet, Chest/Shoulder pads, Gloves, elbow pads, mouth guard and cup.
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10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
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Halos Indoor Lacrosse (1-4 Grade Girls) - Halos Indoor Lacrosse (Grades 1-4 Girls) Halos Lacrosse clinics are a great opportunity for your daughter in 1st - 4th grade to continue their lacrosse development in the offseason. Halos is a fun, competitive, platform offered locally aimed at enhancing girls who are interested in taking their games to the next level. Halos is a 6-week program focused on skill sessions, small-sided games and rules (Groups are split by ages and skill). Each class is uniquely designed to help increase an individual player's skills, knowledge, and love for the game. Halos Lacrosse provides girls the opportunity to better themselves in the off-season, and to develop team chemistry for their spring season! Equipment needed for Halos is Sticks, goggles and mouth gaurd.
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 5 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Soccer Training
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 4-5yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 6-8yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 4 - 5 and 6 - 8 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Beginner Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 9-10yr Orange Ball Clinic
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12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Youth Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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12:15 PM - 3:00 PM
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Recreation/Open Swim - Rec/Open Swim Session 2 Recreation/ Open Swim Recreation swim is an opportunity for the public to use the Newton North High School Pool for lap and family swim on Sunday afternoons. This is open swim with no instructor. Certified lifeguards are on duty. Each session is a six week program. Please note dates below where facility is closed for vacations/holidays.Schedule: Days & Times: Sundays 12:15pm-3:00pm Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (Closed12/29)Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (Closed 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (Closed 4/20)Registration Fee:$120 Residents$150 Non Residents Rules & Information:Participants will check in with the staff member at the main entrance at Tiger DriveParticipants must be pre-registered to enter, no drop ins allowedParticipants must follow all pool rules and adhere to the Lifeguards Diving blocks are not open during this time
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track "Over 55" Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Family Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Weekly Registration Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Wait List for Indoor Pickleball at Newton South Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Let's Get to Work - Job Workshops for Teens - Finding a Job Workshop Newton Youth Services is partnering with Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture to offer two employment focused workshops for teens ages 14 - 18 in preparation for summer and post high school employment and internship opportunities. This workshop is offered to Newton residents and students enrolled at Newton Public Schools. Located at Newton South High School in the Athletic Complex.Sunday, February 2 from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pmFinding a Job- job search- reviewing job descriptions- filling out an application- cover letters and resumes - what comes nextPlease bring your current resume and cover letter to review. If you don't have a resume, please bring a list of work or job related experiences, awards, activities or skills that you have that you can use to create a resume. Sunday, February 9 from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pmPreparing for Interviews- understanding the job you are applying for- structure of an interview- general tips- sample interview questions- practice interviews- what to do after the interviewStudents can sign up for one or both workshops. There is a $5.00 fee per workshop and pre-registration is required. Scholarships are available. If you need a scholarship or have registered and find you can no longer attend, please email Channon Ames at cames@newtonma.gov
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1:15 PM - 2:30 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Beginner/Intermediate Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Intermediate Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 11-12yr Green Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 12-17yr Yellow Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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NAFFL - winter 2025
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 and Yellow Ball for Ages 14 - 17 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Intermediate/Advanced Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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3:50 PM - 4:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 3:50 - 4:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Archery Instruction - Winter Indoor Session - Youth and Adults Archery for Youth and Adults:Join On the Mark Archery and learn the martial art of archery using beautiful wooden recurve bows to focus more on the form and technique rather than just the aiming. Build character, self-esteem and confidence with each triumph and tribulation on the range as you work hard to achieve consistent success! Unique lesson plans implement skill building drills with games that include prizes to keep students engaged throughout the program. All equipment is provided and class is led by teams of certified USA Archery instructors.Register on your own, or sign up with friends or family. Each session is 4 weeks. Sign up for one or multiple sessions to improve your skills.Be sure to click on the link to fill out the Archery Program Waiver after you register. This will give instructors information about your height, dominant hand, etc. so they can bring the correct bows.
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4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 5 - 7 and Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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4:50 PM - 5:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 4:50 - 5:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 and Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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Tuesday February 4, 2025
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Tuesday Morning Intermediate We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Time for Partners Winter/Spring 2025 - Tuesdays - Time for Partners Children 18 months to four years old with an adult partner, join us for an art and music program. Make a new art project weekly, and enjoy music and movement as well as play time and a snack (bring your own nut-free snack). Classes are held at the City Hall War Memorial Auditorium on Tuesdays OR Thursdays from 9:30-11:15am OR Wednesdays from 3 - 4:45pm. Pick the day that works best for your schedule.Come create, explore, and make new friends through art, music, and play!TUITION: $392 for 14 weeks. No class February 18, 19 or 20. Sibling Discount: up to 12 months free; 12 months and older 50%Drop-In Fee: $35/session, register HERE.Sibling Discount: $17.50/session, register HERE.Tuition will be prorated based on the day you register. Prorated tuition and sibling discount will be applied during checkout if applicable.For information, visit www.newtonma.gov/culture, email culture@newtonma.gov, or call the Cultural Development office at 617-796-1540.NOTES: Time for Partners follows the Newton Public Schools calendar. No classes will be held on holidays and school closures, including snow days. If an official announcement of a weather cancellation has been made, registered families will be notified and a notice will be posted on the homepage of the Cultural Development website.You may withdraw up to two weeks (10 working days) before your class starts for a refund minus a $25 registration fee. After that date, no refunds will be issued.
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9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Kids Naturally - Tuesday Jan/February Program Kids Naturally is an innovative outdoor program for kids. It uses stories and creative play to create a spark, and gives children the chance to kindle that spark though free-play while immersed in nature. At Kids Naturally, each day begins with a story and a collaborative game. Then kids explore the woods to play, discover and learn together about the nature around them, guided by Kids Naturally Mentors and staff. All the while they strengthen important physical and social/emotional skills essential to child development. This program takes place at Nahanton Park and offers a monthly enrollment. Have a question? Reach out to the staff at Kids Naturally at info@kids-naturally.com
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Hawthorn (Pellegrini) - Level 2B Intermediate - Tuesday Level 1: New to the game/beginners Lesson:For players who have played very little or not at all. You will learn about the rules, how to keep score, serving, volleys, serves & return of serve. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to play the game.Level 2 Low/beyond beginners Lesson:(2.0 Level). Players looking to learn and improve serving (classic and new styles), Learn proper volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break them down into easy to learn steps for you to grasp them. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 2B : Intermediate Lesson: (2.5-2.75 Level). Players looking to improve serving and placing the ball. Improve volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break down the mechanics into easy steps for you to be consistent. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 3:
Gets most of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep consistently. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Work on more strategies of playing during games. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your gameThe lessons are packaged in groups of two lessons, on two different dates, for $50.00 Ratio: Four Students to One TeacherWeather Cancellation Policy: Lesson will be refunded. We do not reschedule canceled lessons due to weather. Waiting for Pickleball lessons? Email Stephanie slapham@newtonma.gov to have your email added to our Pickleball lesson distribution list. As soon as lessons are posted you will be emailed.
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12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Lacrosse Clinic 9th-12th Grade at Newton North High School - Lacrosse Clinic Grade 9th-12th
Lacrosse Clinic 9th-12th Grade at Newton North High School
Join Newton North Boys Lacrosse coaches George Jenkins and Bussy Adam for an excitingLacrosse Skills Clinic designed for players of all skill levels- from beginner to advanced! This clinic offers a unique opportunity to enhance your game through expert coaching, focused drills, and competitive practice. Our goal is to help players increase their lacrosse IQ and improve their overall skills.What to Expect: -Skill Development: Focus on essential lacrosse skills, including catching, throwing,cradling, dodging, shooting, and defensive techniques. -Position-Specific Training: Tailored sessions for different positions, ensuring that allplayers receive targeted instruction to improve their game. -Game Situations: Engage in drills that simulate real-game scenarios, enhancing yourtactical understanding and decision-making on the field.- Teamwork and Communication: Emphasize the importance of teamwork and apositive attitude through collaborative drills and scrimmages.- Fun and Competitive Environment: Enjoy a supportive atmosphere that encouragesgrowth, teamwork, and a love for the game!What to Bring:- Lacrosse stick -Elbow pads, chest pads, gloves, helmet- Appropriate athletic wear -Sneakers -Water bottle-MouthguardWhether you’re looking to refine your skills or learn new techniques, this clinic is the perfect opportunity to elevate your game. Don’t miss out—register today and take your lacrosse skills tothe next level!
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Newton Youth Soccer - winter session
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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Wednesday February 5, 2025
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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM
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Exercise group
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Hawthorn (Pellegrini) - Level 2B Intermediate - Wednesday Level 1: New to the game/beginners Lesson:For players who have played very little or not at all. You will learn about the rules, how to keep score, serving, volleys, serves & return of serve. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to play the game.Level 2 Low/beyond beginners Lesson:(2.0 Level). Players looking to learn and improve serving (classic and new styles), Learn proper volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break them down into easy to learn steps for you to grasp them. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 2B : Intermediate Lesson: (2.5-2.75 Level). Players looking to improve serving and placing the ball. Improve volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break down the mechanics into easy steps for you to be consistent. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 3:
Gets most of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep consistently. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Work on more strategies of playing during games. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your gameThe lessons are packaged in groups of two lessons, on two different dates, for $50.00 Ratio: Four Students to One TeacherWeather Cancellation Policy: Lesson will be refunded. We do not reschedule canceled lessons due to weather. Waiting for Pickleball lessons? Email Stephanie slapham@newtonma.gov to have your email added to our Pickleball lesson distribution list. As soon as lessons are posted you will be emailed.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Red Ball 6-8yrs
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Orange Ball 9-10yrs
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3:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Time for Partners Winter/Spring 2025 - Wednesdays - Time for Partners Children 18 months to four years old with an adult partner, join us for an art and music program. Make a new art project weekly, and enjoy music and movement as well as play time and a snack (bring your own nut-free snack). Classes are held at the City Hall War Memorial Auditorium on Tuesdays OR Thursdays from 9:30-11:15am OR Wednesdays from 3 - 4:45pm. Pick the day that works best for your schedule.Come create, explore, and make new friends through art, music, and play!TUITION: $392 for 14 weeks. No class February 18, 19 or 20. Sibling Discount: up to 12 months free; 12 months and older 50%Drop-In Fee: $35/session, register HERE.Sibling Discount: $17.50/session, register HERE.Tuition will be prorated based on the day you register. Prorated tuition and sibling discount will be applied during checkout if applicable.For information, visit www.newtonma.gov/culture, email culture@newtonma.gov, or call the Cultural Development office at 617-796-1540.NOTES: Time for Partners follows the Newton Public Schools calendar. No classes will be held on holidays and school closures, including snow days. If an official announcement of a weather cancellation has been made, registered families will be notified and a notice will be posted on the homepage of the Cultural Development website.You may withdraw up to two weeks (10 working days) before your class starts for a refund minus a $25 registration fee. After that date, no refunds will be issued.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Green Ball 11-14rs
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Smash Volleyball
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Tigers Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Cheerleading Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Youth Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Senior women's volleyball practice
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7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Pointsetters Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Family Badminton - Family Badminton at Newton North 7:30 - 8:30 Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Badminton - Drop In - Badminton Drop In Drop In - For players ages 14 and older that already know how to play badminton. Individuals meet up to play round robin style games with each other. Nets will be set up but participants must bring their own equipment. Pre-registration is required online before coming to the facility. The courts at Newton North Indoor Recreation Center are a hard rubber surface and are located in the SOA.
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8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Celtics Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Family Badminton - Family Badminton at Newton North 8:30 - 9:30 Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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Sunday February 9, 2025
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8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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community basketball
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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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SCOOPS Indoor Lacrosse (Ages 3-8) - Scoops Indoor Lacrosse (Ages 3-8) Scoops Lacrosse will be running a 6-week Winter clinic open to boys and girls ages 3-8, Scoops Clinics are designed for kids who are interested in learning about lacrosse and learning the skills in a fun and welcoming environment. Kids will be broken into different groups based on age and/or skill levels. Most importantly, Scoops Clinics are designed for maximum amounts of fun, confidence building, and pure lacrawsomeness. The only equipment necessary is a lacrosse stick. We are Pad free at Scoops. At Scoops, we like to say it’s Sticks and smiles and if you bring your stick, we’ll deliver the smile.
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9:15 AM - 9:45 AM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Instructional Swim Lessons - Session 2 Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
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Troop Meeting
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:00 AM - 10:35 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:00am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
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Ballerz Indoor Lacrosse (1-4 Grade Boys) - Ballerz Lacrosse (Grades 1-4 Boys) Ballerz Lacrosse is a program that prides itself on teaching the fundamentals, skills and rules of the game in a super positive, fun and competitive environment that encourages learning and creativity. Ballerz is open to boys 1st - 4th grade that are interested in enhancing their game. Ballerz is an engaging 6-week lax clinic this Winter that will meet once a week for skill development and small-sided games (Groups are split by ages and skill). Ballerz hopes the players leave having improved their skills, team chemistry for the spring. Along with having had a fun and encouraging experience, that leaves them wanting more Lacrosse. Equipment Needed for Ballerz is Stick, Helmet, Chest/Shoulder pads, Gloves, elbow pads, mouth guard and cup.
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10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
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Halos Indoor Lacrosse (1-4 Grade Girls) - Halos Indoor Lacrosse (Grades 1-4 Girls) Halos Lacrosse clinics are a great opportunity for your daughter in 1st - 4th grade to continue their lacrosse development in the offseason. Halos is a fun, competitive, platform offered locally aimed at enhancing girls who are interested in taking their games to the next level. Halos is a 6-week program focused on skill sessions, small-sided games and rules (Groups are split by ages and skill). Each class is uniquely designed to help increase an individual player's skills, knowledge, and love for the game. Halos Lacrosse provides girls the opportunity to better themselves in the off-season, and to develop team chemistry for their spring season! Equipment needed for Halos is Sticks, goggles and mouth gaurd.
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 3 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 5 @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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10:45 AM - 11:20 AM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @10:45am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Soccer Training
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 1 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 2 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Level 4 @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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11:30 AM - 12:05 PM
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Swimming Lessons - Session #2 - Preschool 4&5 year olds @11:30am Parks, Recreation & Culture is pleased to offer School year youth swimming lessons held at the Newton North High School Pool. Classes will be held Sunday mornings and we are offering three sessions throughout the year. Each session will be a six week program. Please note dates below where classes are not held due to holidays. There are NO makeup classes offered.Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (No class 12/29) Registration now closed Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (No class 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (No class 4/20)Registration opens October 23 @ 9:00am Registration Fee:Newton Residents: $180Non- Residents: $215About the Program:The Swim Lesson Program will be taught by Swim Instructors. The lessons will follow an American Red Cross curriculum, adjusted to each class as necessary.The Learn-to-Swim program focuses on building skills one step at a time. By giving them the opportunity to master one element before moving on to the next, our kids' swim classes make it easy to build confidence in the water.Notes for Parents:On the first day of the session, the instructors will evaluate each student to ensure they are in the right class levelPlease arrive early the first week to check in with the Head Instructor and get familiar with the facility.Check in with the staff member in the Lobby. Enter the high school thru the Main Entrance at Tiger Drive.Locker rooms, changing areas, showers and restrooms are available for swimmers & parents.If you have questions about your child's swim lessons, please see the Head Instructor.What to bring: swim suit & a towel. Goggles optional.*All participants must be fully toilet trained to swim in the high school poolAquatics Refund PolicyEnrollment in a Parks, Recreation & Culture Aquatics program including swimming lessons, swim team and Lifeguard training courses are FINAL.***Please read the level descriptions to ensure your child is signed up for the correct level as space is limited and it is not guaranteed that children will be able to move between levels. Descriptions can be found here: https://www.newtonma.gov/government/parks-
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12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 4-5yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 6-8yr Red Ball Clinic
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 4 - 5 and 6 - 8 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Beginner Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 9-10yr Orange Ball Clinic
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12:15 PM - 1:15 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Youth Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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12:15 PM - 3:00 PM
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Recreation/Open Swim - Rec/Open Swim Session 2 Recreation/ Open Swim Recreation swim is an opportunity for the public to use the Newton North High School Pool for lap and family swim on Sunday afternoons. This is open swim with no instructor. Certified lifeguards are on duty. Each session is a six week program. Please note dates below where facility is closed for vacations/holidays.Schedule: Days & Times: Sundays 12:15pm-3:00pm Session 1: December 1st to January 12th (Closed12/29)Session 2: January 26th to March 9th (Closed 2/16)Session 3: March 23rd to May 4th (Closed 4/20)Registration Fee:$120 Residents$150 Non Residents Rules & Information:Participants will check in with the staff member at the main entrance at Tiger DriveParticipants must be pre-registered to enter, no drop ins allowedParticipants must follow all pool rules and adhere to the Lifeguards Diving blocks are not open during this time
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track "Over 55" Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Family Rate Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:15 PM - 3:15 PM
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Newton South Indoor Track - Indoor Track Weekly Registration Get out of the house and meet up with family and friends for walking or jogging on the indoor track in the field house on Sundays.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 1:45 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Beginner and Beyond Beginner - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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12:30 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Wait List for Indoor Pickleball at Newton South Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
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Let's Get to Work - Job Workshops for Teens - Preparing for Interviews Workshop Newton Youth Services is partnering with Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture to offer two employment focused workshops for teens ages 14 - 18 in preparation for summer and post high school employment and internship opportunities. This workshop is offered to Newton residents and students enrolled at Newton Public Schools. Located at Newton South High School in the Athletic Complex.Sunday, February 2 from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pmFinding a Job- job search- reviewing job descriptions- filling out an application- cover letters and resumes - what comes nextPlease bring your current resume and cover letter to review. If you don't have a resume, please bring a list of work or job related experiences, awards, activities or skills that you have that you can use to create a resume. Sunday, February 9 from 1:00 pm - 3:30 pmPreparing for Interviews- understanding the job you are applying for- structure of an interview- general tips- sample interview questions- practice interviews- what to do after the interviewStudents can sign up for one or both workshops. There is a $5.00 fee per workshop and pre-registration is required. Scholarships are available. If you need a scholarship or have registered and find you can no longer attend, please email Channon Ames at cames@newtonma.gov
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1:15 PM - 2:30 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Beginner/Intermediate Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday Afternoon Advanced Intermediate Clinic We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 11-12yr Green Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Sunday 12-17yr Yellow Ball Clinic
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1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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NAFFL - winter 2025
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2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 and Yellow Ball for Ages 14 - 17 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Full Session Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
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Indoor Pickleball at Newton South - Intermediate and Advanced - Weekly Registration Play doubles round robin style games with other pickleball players. Players must pre-register for either the full session or individual weeks. Online registration is required - no drop ins allowed. Pickleball punch cards are not valid for this program. Space is limited so register early. Only registered participants will be allowed to sign in. Please do not arrive early. Players will be allowed in 15 minutes before their program start time. At Newton South - 3 courts will be set up on hardwood floors, and 1 set up on a hard rubber surface. Please note that the lines on the hardwood floor court are light tan, so markers will be placed to help distinguish the lines.
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2:30 PM - 3:45 PM
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Badminton Instruction - Winter Badminton Instruction - Teens and Adults Intermediate/Advanced Learn the skills of badminton including grip, stroke development, movement around the court, singles and doubles play, and physical training to support skills. Classes include instruction and round robin style play to practice skills.Classes at Cabot School run in the Fall and Spring on Saturdays and include 3 full sized hard wood floor courts.Classes at Newton South Recreation Complex run in the Winter on Sundays in the field house and use 3 hardwood floor courts and 1 rubber court.Youth classes are open to all level players. Multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.Classes for Teens and Adults include a Beginner/Intermediate section and an Intermediate/Advanced section. As with our youth classes, multiple courts allow instructors to work with different skill levels on separate courts.*Beginner/Intermediate players are new to the sport, like to play recreationally, or are still developing their footwork, strokes and accuracy of their shots. *Intermediate/Advanced players should have a solid foundation on different strokes and movement around the court and be serious about improving their game.
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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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3:50 PM - 4:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 3:50 - 4:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Red Ball for Ages 5 - 7 and Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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4:50 PM - 5:50 PM
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Family Badminton - 4:50 - 5:50 Family Badminton at Newton South Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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Winter Indoor Tennis at Newton South - Orange Ball for Ages 8 - 10 and Green Ball for Ages 11 - 13 Join us for indoor tennis this Winter with JXS Tennis Academy. All players need to bring their own racket and bottle of water. Please bring a clean, dry pair of sneakers for the gym. If it is raining or snowy outside this may mean bringing a separate pair of sneakers to change into.Because of the scheduling of classes and limited time availability, make-ups are not offered for this program if you need to miss a class.What do the ball colors mean?Red Ball: 19/21-inch rackets are used with red felt balls. This means children can control the ball and racket, develop proper swing technique and get a real sense of playing the game.Orange Ball: 21/23-inch rackets are used with an orange ball that is lower compression that travels a little faster and farther than the red ball. Players are taught proper technique for all strokes-focusing on ground stroke development, net play and serving. Footwork and beginning level of basic strategy – how to keep score and rally.Green Ball: 25/27 inch rackets are used. The green ball has less pressure than the standard yellow ball (75% pressure) and easier to hit. This stage is for players that can rally, volley and beginning to understand strategy and tactics.Yellow Ball: Is designed for high school and adult competitive players. Designed for players that have the ability and strength to use a standard size tennis ball.Joe SmithJXS Tennis Academy339-225-1067
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Tuesday February 11, 2025
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Adult Winter Tennis Lessons 2025 - Tuesday Morning Intermediate We are excited to offer Indoor Tennis!! These classes are offered at gyms and field house through out Newton!!Hope to see you on the courts!
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9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
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Time for Partners Winter/Spring 2025 - Tuesdays - Time for Partners Children 18 months to four years old with an adult partner, join us for an art and music program. Make a new art project weekly, and enjoy music and movement as well as play time and a snack (bring your own nut-free snack). Classes are held at the City Hall War Memorial Auditorium on Tuesdays OR Thursdays from 9:30-11:15am OR Wednesdays from 3 - 4:45pm. Pick the day that works best for your schedule.Come create, explore, and make new friends through art, music, and play!TUITION: $392 for 14 weeks. No class February 18, 19 or 20. Sibling Discount: up to 12 months free; 12 months and older 50%Drop-In Fee: $35/session, register HERE.Sibling Discount: $17.50/session, register HERE.Tuition will be prorated based on the day you register. Prorated tuition and sibling discount will be applied during checkout if applicable.For information, visit www.newtonma.gov/culture, email culture@newtonma.gov, or call the Cultural Development office at 617-796-1540.NOTES: Time for Partners follows the Newton Public Schools calendar. No classes will be held on holidays and school closures, including snow days. If an official announcement of a weather cancellation has been made, registered families will be notified and a notice will be posted on the homepage of the Cultural Development website.You may withdraw up to two weeks (10 working days) before your class starts for a refund minus a $25 registration fee. After that date, no refunds will be issued.
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9:30 AM - 1:30 PM
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Kids Naturally - Tuesday Jan/February Program Kids Naturally is an innovative outdoor program for kids. It uses stories and creative play to create a spark, and gives children the chance to kindle that spark though free-play while immersed in nature. At Kids Naturally, each day begins with a story and a collaborative game. Then kids explore the woods to play, discover and learn together about the nature around them, guided by Kids Naturally Mentors and staff. All the while they strengthen important physical and social/emotional skills essential to child development. This program takes place at Nahanton Park and offers a monthly enrollment. Have a question? Reach out to the staff at Kids Naturally at info@kids-naturally.com
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Hawthorn (Pellegrini) - Level 2B Intermediate - Tuesday Level 1: New to the game/beginners Lesson:For players who have played very little or not at all. You will learn about the rules, how to keep score, serving, volleys, serves & return of serve. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to play the game.Level 2 Low/beyond beginners Lesson:(2.0 Level). Players looking to learn and improve serving (classic and new styles), Learn proper volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break them down into easy to learn steps for you to grasp them. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 2B : Intermediate Lesson: (2.5-2.75 Level). Players looking to improve serving and placing the ball. Improve volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break down the mechanics into easy steps for you to be consistent. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 3:
Gets most of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep consistently. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Work on more strategies of playing during games. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your gameThe lessons are packaged in groups of two lessons, on two different dates, for $50.00 Ratio: Four Students to One TeacherWeather Cancellation Policy: Lesson will be refunded. We do not reschedule canceled lessons due to weather. Waiting for Pickleball lessons? Email Stephanie slapham@newtonma.gov to have your email added to our Pickleball lesson distribution list. As soon as lessons are posted you will be emailed.
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12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Lacrosse Clinic 9th-12th Grade at Newton North High School - Lacrosse Clinic Grade 9th-12th
Lacrosse Clinic 9th-12th Grade at Newton North High School
Join Newton North Boys Lacrosse coaches George Jenkins and Bussy Adam for an excitingLacrosse Skills Clinic designed for players of all skill levels- from beginner to advanced! This clinic offers a unique opportunity to enhance your game through expert coaching, focused drills, and competitive practice. Our goal is to help players increase their lacrosse IQ and improve their overall skills.What to Expect: -Skill Development: Focus on essential lacrosse skills, including catching, throwing,cradling, dodging, shooting, and defensive techniques. -Position-Specific Training: Tailored sessions for different positions, ensuring that allplayers receive targeted instruction to improve their game. -Game Situations: Engage in drills that simulate real-game scenarios, enhancing yourtactical understanding and decision-making on the field.- Teamwork and Communication: Emphasize the importance of teamwork and apositive attitude through collaborative drills and scrimmages.- Fun and Competitive Environment: Enjoy a supportive atmosphere that encouragesgrowth, teamwork, and a love for the game!What to Bring:- Lacrosse stick -Elbow pads, chest pads, gloves, helmet- Appropriate athletic wear -Sneakers -Water bottle-MouthguardWhether you’re looking to refine your skills or learn new techniques, this clinic is the perfect opportunity to elevate your game. Don’t miss out—register today and take your lacrosse skills tothe next level!
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5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Newton Youth Soccer - winter session
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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Wednesday February 12, 2025
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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM
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Exercise group
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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Indoor Pickleball Play - Indoor Pickleball - HAWTHORN - Beyond Beginner Two different courts with many opportunities! Pickleball is an entertaining mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise and lots of fun! Lower Falls Community Center- 545 Grove StreetFridays- Five Week Program 10:00- 11:00 a.m.Beyond Beginner-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hawthorn Gym- 11 Hawthorn Street Choose as many or few time slots as you like. Each time slot is opened to 6 participants and is $9.00Age group 21 and upTime Slot One: 9:00- 10:30 A.MTime Slot Two: 10:30- 12:00 P.MSkills Rating Defined Here This is not a drop in program. You must be pre-paid and pre-registered to play. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS. We will offer make ups for time lost to weather events. Punch cards are not accepted at this program. Please contact 617-796-1506 with questions.
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Pickleball Lessons - Hawthorn (Pellegrini) - Level 2B Intermediate - Wednesday Level 1: New to the game/beginners Lesson:For players who have played very little or not at all. You will learn about the rules, how to keep score, serving, volleys, serves & return of serve. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to play the game.Level 2 Low/beyond beginners Lesson:(2.0 Level). Players looking to learn and improve serving (classic and new styles), Learn proper volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break them down into easy to learn steps for you to grasp them. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 2B : Intermediate Lesson: (2.5-2.75 Level). Players looking to improve serving and placing the ball. Improve volleys, serves & return of Serve. We will break down the mechanics into easy steps for you to be consistent. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your game.Level 3:
Gets most of serves “in” Able to serve and return serve deep consistently. Hits to the weak side of opponent often. Work on more strategies of playing during games. 30 minutes of each session you will have match play and critiqued, helpful suggestions will be given to improve your gameThe lessons are packaged in groups of two lessons, on two different dates, for $50.00 Ratio: Four Students to One TeacherWeather Cancellation Policy: Lesson will be refunded. We do not reschedule canceled lessons due to weather. Waiting for Pickleball lessons? Email Stephanie slapham@newtonma.gov to have your email added to our Pickleball lesson distribution list. As soon as lessons are posted you will be emailed.
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1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Red Ball 6-8yrs
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2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Orange Ball 9-10yrs
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3:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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Time for Partners Winter/Spring 2025 - Wednesdays - Time for Partners Children 18 months to four years old with an adult partner, join us for an art and music program. Make a new art project weekly, and enjoy music and movement as well as play time and a snack (bring your own nut-free snack). Classes are held at the City Hall War Memorial Auditorium on Tuesdays OR Thursdays from 9:30-11:15am OR Wednesdays from 3 - 4:45pm. Pick the day that works best for your schedule.Come create, explore, and make new friends through art, music, and play!TUITION: $392 for 14 weeks. No class February 18, 19 or 20. Sibling Discount: up to 12 months free; 12 months and older 50%Drop-In Fee: $35/session, register HERE.Sibling Discount: $17.50/session, register HERE.Tuition will be prorated based on the day you register. Prorated tuition and sibling discount will be applied during checkout if applicable.For information, visit www.newtonma.gov/culture, email culture@newtonma.gov, or call the Cultural Development office at 617-796-1540.NOTES: Time for Partners follows the Newton Public Schools calendar. No classes will be held on holidays and school closures, including snow days. If an official announcement of a weather cancellation has been made, registered families will be notified and a notice will be posted on the homepage of the Cultural Development website.You may withdraw up to two weeks (10 working days) before your class starts for a refund minus a $25 registration fee. After that date, no refunds will be issued.
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3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
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Kids Winter Indoor Tennis Lessons 2025 - Wednesday Green Ball 11-14rs
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Smash Volleyball
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Tigers Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Cheerleading Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Youth Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Senior women's volleyball practice
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Pointsetters Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Family Badminton - Family Badminton at Newton North 7:30 - 8:30 Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Badminton - Drop In - Badminton Drop In Drop In - For players ages 14 and older that already know how to play badminton. Individuals meet up to play round robin style games with each other. Nets will be set up but participants must bring their own equipment. Pre-registration is required online before coming to the facility. The courts at Newton North Indoor Recreation Center are a hard rubber surface and are located in the SOA.
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Athletes Unlimited/Special Needs Winter Programs 2025 - Celtics Basketball Athletes Unlimited provides recreational and social programs for children and adults with disabilities. If you are new to the Athletes Unlimited program please complete and submit a New Athlete Application prior to registering.
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8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Family Badminton - Family Badminton at Newton North 8:30 - 9:30 Join your family or friends for badminton on one of our courts. Nets will be set up but players must bring their own equipment. 1 person will register and pay the fee for 1 court rental. Maximum of 6 people per court. Courts at Newton North are on a rubberized surface.Courts at Newton South are on a wooden basketball court with tan badminton lines.Courts at Cabot Elementary school are on a wooden basketball court with taped lines.
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Tuesday February 18, 2025
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Morining Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Lifeguard Course February 2025 - Lifeguard Course February 2025 AboutThe purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies in both shallow water and deeper water & provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services (EMS) professionals take over.***To enroll in the Lifeguarding course, you must be at least 15 years old before the last scheduled class session. Prerequisites To participate in the course, you must be able to pass a prerequisite swimming skills evaluation, which includes two parts and takes place during the first class session:Prerequisite 1: Jump in, submerge, resurface and swim 150 yards continuously, tread water for 2 minutes, and then swim 50 more yards. While swimming, you must keep your face in the water and demonstrate good breath control. You may swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combinationof both. Swimming on the back or side is not permitted. Swim goggles are allowed. When treading, you must use only your legs.Prerequisite 2: Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds. Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. Your face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (head-first or feet-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on your back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping your face at or near the surface. Swimming the distance underwater is not permitted. Exit the water without using a ladder or the stepsStudents must pass the swim test before continuing with the course. Students who do not meet the standards will be dismissed from the course. There are no refunds for students who do not pass. It is highly suggested that skills are practiced ahead of time if needed. Course Schedule Newton North High SchoolFebruary 17, 18, 19, 208:00am-4:00pm A lunch break will be taken each dayRegistration Fee$425.00 due at time of online registrationCourse tuition includes access to Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual, CPR Mask, Hip Pack, Whistle & Red Cross processing fees.Course Information In general, you will need the following for each class session:
A swimsuit that allows for good range of motion and that will stay secure and keep you covered during physical activity.
A towel.
Comfortable clothing for classroom activities and practicing skills such as CPR.
For your comfort, you may want to bring an extra swimsuit and a change of dry clothes, in addition to an extra layer (such as a sweatshirt and sweatpants)
To successfully complete the course and receive certification, you must:
Attend the entire course and participate in all class sessions.
Actively participate in all course activities, including assuming various roles during skill practices, skill drills, activities and scenarios.
Demonstrate proficiency in all skills.
Successfully pass the final written exam with a minimum grade of 80 percent.
Pass three final skill assessments.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an American Red Cross certificate for Lifeguarding (Including Deep Water) with CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and First Aid, valid for 2 years.
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - FC Academy Stop Motion Animation Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Game Show Athletic Challenges with Knucklebones Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Pokemon Adventure Club Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Viking Sport Camp Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Beyond Beginner Chess Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Mad Science Investigates Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Sports Zone Nerf Edition Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Afternoon Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Add Extended Day February 18 - 21 Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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Bluefish Swim Team
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Wednesday February 19, 2025
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Exercise group
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Morining Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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Lifeguard Course February 2025 - Lifeguard Course February 2025 AboutThe purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies in both shallow water and deeper water & provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services (EMS) professionals take over.***To enroll in the Lifeguarding course, you must be at least 15 years old before the last scheduled class session. Prerequisites To participate in the course, you must be able to pass a prerequisite swimming skills evaluation, which includes two parts and takes place during the first class session:Prerequisite 1: Jump in, submerge, resurface and swim 150 yards continuously, tread water for 2 minutes, and then swim 50 more yards. While swimming, you must keep your face in the water and demonstrate good breath control. You may swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combinationof both. Swimming on the back or side is not permitted. Swim goggles are allowed. When treading, you must use only your legs.Prerequisite 2: Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds. Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. Your face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (head-first or feet-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on your back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping your face at or near the surface. Swimming the distance underwater is not permitted. Exit the water without using a ladder or the stepsStudents must pass the swim test before continuing with the course. Students who do not meet the standards will be dismissed from the course. There are no refunds for students who do not pass. It is highly suggested that skills are practiced ahead of time if needed. Course Schedule Newton North High SchoolFebruary 17, 18, 19, 208:00am-4:00pm A lunch break will be taken each dayRegistration Fee$425.00 due at time of online registrationCourse tuition includes access to Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual, CPR Mask, Hip Pack, Whistle & Red Cross processing fees.Course Information In general, you will need the following for each class session:
A swimsuit that allows for good range of motion and that will stay secure and keep you covered during physical activity.
A towel.
Comfortable clothing for classroom activities and practicing skills such as CPR.
For your comfort, you may want to bring an extra swimsuit and a change of dry clothes, in addition to an extra layer (such as a sweatshirt and sweatpants)
To successfully complete the course and receive certification, you must:
Attend the entire course and participate in all class sessions.
Actively participate in all course activities, including assuming various roles during skill practices, skill drills, activities and scenarios.
Demonstrate proficiency in all skills.
Successfully pass the final written exam with a minimum grade of 80 percent.
Pass three final skill assessments.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an American Red Cross certificate for Lifeguarding (Including Deep Water) with CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and First Aid, valid for 2 years.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - FC Academy Stop Motion Animation Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Game Show Athletic Challenges with Knucklebones Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Pokemon Adventure Club Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Viking Sport Camp Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Beyond Beginner Chess Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Mad Science Investigates Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Sports Zone Nerf Edition Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Afternoon Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Add Extended Day February 18 - 21 Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Smash Volleyball
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Senior women's volleyball practice
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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Thursday February 20, 2025
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Morining Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Lifeguard Course February 2025 - Lifeguard Course February 2025 AboutThe purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies in both shallow water and deeper water & provide professional-level care for breathing and cardiac emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses until emergency medical services (EMS) professionals take over.***To enroll in the Lifeguarding course, you must be at least 15 years old before the last scheduled class session. Prerequisites To participate in the course, you must be able to pass a prerequisite swimming skills evaluation, which includes two parts and takes place during the first class session:Prerequisite 1: Jump in, submerge, resurface and swim 150 yards continuously, tread water for 2 minutes, and then swim 50 more yards. While swimming, you must keep your face in the water and demonstrate good breath control. You may swim using the front crawl, breaststroke or a combinationof both. Swimming on the back or side is not permitted. Swim goggles are allowed. When treading, you must use only your legs.Prerequisite 2: Complete a timed event within 1 minute, 40 seconds. Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. Your face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. Surface dive (head-first or feet-first) to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on your back to return to the starting point, holding the object at the surface with both hands and keeping your face at or near the surface. Swimming the distance underwater is not permitted. Exit the water without using a ladder or the stepsStudents must pass the swim test before continuing with the course. Students who do not meet the standards will be dismissed from the course. There are no refunds for students who do not pass. It is highly suggested that skills are practiced ahead of time if needed. Course Schedule Newton North High SchoolFebruary 17, 18, 19, 208:00am-4:00pm A lunch break will be taken each dayRegistration Fee$425.00 due at time of online registrationCourse tuition includes access to Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual, CPR Mask, Hip Pack, Whistle & Red Cross processing fees.Course Information In general, you will need the following for each class session:
A swimsuit that allows for good range of motion and that will stay secure and keep you covered during physical activity.
A towel.
Comfortable clothing for classroom activities and practicing skills such as CPR.
For your comfort, you may want to bring an extra swimsuit and a change of dry clothes, in addition to an extra layer (such as a sweatshirt and sweatpants)
To successfully complete the course and receive certification, you must:
Attend the entire course and participate in all class sessions.
Actively participate in all course activities, including assuming various roles during skill practices, skill drills, activities and scenarios.
Demonstrate proficiency in all skills.
Successfully pass the final written exam with a minimum grade of 80 percent.
Pass three final skill assessments.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive an American Red Cross certificate for Lifeguarding (Including Deep Water) with CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and First Aid, valid for 2 years.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - FC Academy Stop Motion Animation Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Game Show Athletic Challenges with Knucklebones Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Pokemon Adventure Club Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Viking Sport Camp Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Beyond Beginner Chess Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Mad Science Investigates Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Sports Zone Nerf Edition Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Afternoon Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Add Extended Day February 18 - 21 Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Smash Volleyball
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7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Bluefish Swim Team
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Friday February 21, 2025
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6:00 AM - 7:00 AM
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Exercise group
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6:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Family Aid License Agreement L-8105
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8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Morining Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - FC Academy Stop Motion Animation Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Game Show Athletic Challenges with Knucklebones Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Pokemon Adventure Club Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Viking Sport Camp Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Beyond Beginner Chess Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Mad Science Investigates Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Sports Zone Nerf Edition Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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February Viking Sports Camp - February Extended Afternoon Held at Pellegrini Gym, 11 Hawthorn St 02458Multi-Sports CampViking’s Newton Multi-Sports Camps are a fun variety of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, flag football, dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, floor hockey, team handball, watermelon, and many other sports, gym games, and camp activities. Our goal for every camper is to make sure they have the most fun ever in a safe environment. No screens. Just lots of sports, games, running around, and tons of fun! At all of our Multi-Sport Camps, the week concludes with Tournament Day!
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3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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February Specialty Camps at Lower Falls - Add Extended Day February 18 - 21 Join us for specialty camps during the February school vacation week. Morning specialty programs are offered from 8:30 - 11:30 am and afternoon specialty programs are offered from 12:30 - 3:30 pm. Children doing both a morning and afternoon specialty program can bring a lunch and stay with staff in between the two programs.Afternoon Extended Day will be offered. Children must be signed up for an afternoon program in order to add the extended day. Sports, arts and crafts and inside games will be offered during extended day.February programs will run Tuesday February 18 - Friday February 21. All programs meet at the Lower Falls Community Center at 545 Grove Street.
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