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The Wolf Weekly

NRHS Principal's Newsletter

The Wolf WeeklyNRHS Principal's Newsletter

Newsletter April 7, 2025

Dear NRHS Community,


I hope this message finds you doing well.


Just a couple of reminders as we head into the month of April:


  • Quarter 4 begins today. Grades for Quarter 3 are due to be finalized in Powerschool on April 14th by 8am
  • The auditorium parking lot will be closed on Friday to allow for parking for volunteers for the Reality Fair for our 10th graders
  • Friday is an early release day for students for staff professional development
  • School Council will meet on Wednesday 4/16 in the library
  • April 21-25 - April Vacation - No School


I had the pleasure of attending International Fest on Saturday. It was an amazing event!


Enjoy some of the photos below.


Have a wonderful week!


Dr. Kate Boynton, principal

International Fest 2025 International Fest 2025

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4/7/25 Wake Up Nashoba
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Romantic Riches: music by Mendelssohn and Brahms -- Sounds of Stow Spring Concert

Join the Sounds of Stow Chorus & Orchestra for their 46th season Spring concert on April 13, 2025, at 2pm. The concert will be held at the convenient and state-of-the-art venue, the Littleton High School at 56 King Street in Littleton, MA (just off I-495).


Under the direction of Barbara Jones, the chorus and orchestra will explore “Romantic Riches”, starting with Beethoven's exuberant Piano Concerto #1, performed by the phenomenal Sonya Ovrutsky Fensome, one of our favorite musical guests. Choral music by Mendelssohn (the beautiful opening movement of Psalm 42) and Brahms follows. The “Four Songs for Women’s Chorus, Two Horns and Harp” (Vier Gesange), are the epitome of Romantic expression. Brahm’s great motets - “Schicksalslied” (Song of Fate) and “Nanie” (Elegy) explore the eternal quest for meaning and reassurance in the midst of the uncertainties of the human condition. Line by line texts in English will be shown during the performance, accompanied by appropriate images of 19th century artwork, further illuminating the emotional content of the works.


For further information and tickets, please visit www.soundsofstow.org or email info@soundsofstow.org. Sounds of Stow is supported in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council as administered by the local cultural councils of Stow, Acton-Boxborough, Bolton, Carlisle and Hudson.

Stow Lions Volunteer Opportunity

On Sunday, April 13th we will be hosting an Easter Bunny Breakfast at the Center School in Stow. We would love to have volunteers to help with many activities, including:

  • Crafts / face painting / temporary tattoos

  • Hockey shooting game

  • Pictures with the Easter Bunny (we have the costume, need someone to fill it and help parents take pictures)

  • Making and serving of breakfast

  • Cleanup as needed


The event runs from 8:00am - 12:30pm. We could use help between 7am-1pm and suggest a minimum of a 2-hour shift (though we'd love them to stay longer). You can have any interested students (or parents) contact me or Gordan Schaubhut. Please have them include their name and the times they are available to help. It should be fun!


Thank you!


Eric


Eric Smith: smithericsmith@hotmail.com / 978-760-0761

Gordan Schaubhut: gordon.schaubhut@gmail.com / 201-321-4804

Nashoba Athletics Calendar

https://arbiterlive.com/School/Calendar/15599

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NRHS Principal

Dr. Kathleen Boynton, principal

Email: kboynton@nrsd.net
Website: https://nrhs.nrsd.net/
Location: 12 Green Rd, Bolton, MA 01740
Phone: (978) 779-2257

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