Congratulations to the following students who were inducted to the Science National Honor Society. Way to go!!!!

National Honor Society members continue to make a positive impact through their service projects! They've collected donations for the House of Bread, the Newington Humane Society, the Newington Food Bank, the NPS music program, and Alex’s Lemonade Stand. Together, our 42 NHS members have contributed over 2,000 hours of community service this school year! 

The third-grade students from Becky Vansoest’s class at Anna Reynolds and the NHS English Honor Society students, under the leadership of Kirsten Narowski and Gina DiBernardo, met throughout the school year. The Penpals wrote letters back and forth each month, sharing information that helped create lasting friendships! In the winter and spring, the NHS students came to Anna Reynolds to read to the third graders and play interactive games. The third graders also took a “field trip” to the events center on two separate occasions to spend time with the NHS students.

A huge shout out to all students and staff involved!!!

To: All students and families (Grades 9-11) of Newington High School & All students and families (Grade 8 only) of Biomedical and Aerospace Engineering

Over the summer, students have the opportunity to earn a mandated 0.5 credit toward the Health & Safety requirement set forth by the State of Connecticut and the Newington Board of Education. This course is online and free of charge. A Newington Public School teacher is available through Google Classroom to support students, as well.

Beginning with the Class of 2023, all students are required to earn 1.0 credits in Health & Safety.  

This letter serves as an opportunity for interested students to participate in the online digital citizenship course (#7 above). Prior to consideration of enrollment in this course, please note the following:

The course is broken down into six units that cover six different topics related to Digital Citizenship. This design also allows students to complete one unit at a time, from the beginning of the unit through all learning materials (reading, slide presentations, videos), and formative assessments in one sitting of 90 minutes or less. 

Interested students should first discuss the class with their parent/guardian, just as they would with all other class enrollments and changes. Next, complete this form. NOTE: Students must be logged in to their NPS account to access the google form. 

Support from the teacher during the coursework: Mrs. Casey Campana, ccampana@npsct.org

Hello Nor'Easters! It's time to celebrate the end of the school year while we also need to show our greatest pride to support the LGBTQ+ community. It's alright if you don't have any pride items in your wardrobe because you can come on down to the Storm Supply while all pride related items are on sale. We hope that you all have an amazing summer! Online Orders only - bit.ly/NHSstorecatalog

Newington Public Schools and CCSU have established a partnership agreement that allows Newington High School students the opportunity to take up to two evening courses per semester, four per academic year, to earn university credit if the student earns a grade of “C” or higher.

Students interested in taking a course for the Fall 2025 semester need to complete the CCSU registration form and submit to the School Counseling Office by August 1st for the CCSU Fall 2025 semester, which begins on August 26, 2025.

See attached documents to view the CCSU Dual Enrollment Information including NHS’s Dual Enrollment Guidelines and Procedures, CCSU’s Spring course offerings, CCSU’s High School Dual Enrollment Registration Agreement, and CCSU New Student Information.

If you have any questions contact the main school counseling office or your school counselor.

Join us for the 9th Annual Bill Pellegrini Charity Golf Tournament. This tournament benefits Boston Children's Hospital Scoliosis Research.

When: June 24, 2025

Where: Indian Hill Country Club

Click HERE to Register and find out more information

IHS partners with the Newington Public School District to administer School Based Health Center services at Newington High School.

The clinic is staffed by a part-time nurse practitioner and a full-time licensed social worker who work collaboratively with school administrators, staff, and families to deliver medical and on-going therapeutic behavioral health services. 

All students at the school are eligible to enroll in the SBHC, and all enrolled students of the School Based Health Center have access to the following services:

 Diagnose and treats illnesses and minor injuries, such as a sore throat, an ear infection

 Prescribes medication

 Administers immunization

 Conducts examinations for school or sports

 Assists students in managing chronic conditions, such as asthma and diabetes

 Conducts individual and group health promotion and education

 Provides limited reproductive health services

 Provides counseling and mental health services

 Conducts individual, group, and family therapy sessions

 Performs crisis intervention

Impact of School-Based Health Center (SBHC):

 Increase access to healthcare services

 Improve health, wellness and educational outcomes for students

 Reduce out of school time for purposes of going to healthcare appointments

 Supports families’ ability to remain at work to maintain family economic security 

To reach the School Based Health Center, contact:

-Danielle Oliveria, APRN, oliveira@ihssbhc.org

-Shannoya Scott, Social Worker, LMSW, sscott@ihssbhc.org

To learn more about IHS visit, www.integratedhealthservices.org, and to enroll your student, use the QR code above to go directly to the Parent Permission Form that you can complete and submit immediately online or stop in our Nurses' Office at NHS.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact me. You can reach out via the following ways:

Proud Principal,

Terra A. Tigno