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During the fall term, Newton Country Day hosted 18 Sacred Heart Network Exchange students from Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, and Japan. Students from Barcelona, Seville, Madrid, and Nantes reflected on their experiences in Boston and Newton Country Day as first-time visitors in the United States, sharing the similarities they noticed between their home school and Newton Country Day, the unique qualities of a friendship formed through Network Exchange, and the cultural differences between coed and all-girls schools. 

Newton Country Day School wrapped another exciting fall athletic season with Volleyball capturing the Eastern Independent League (EIL) Tournament championship, and Volleyball, Soccer, and Field Hockey reaching the New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) Tournaments. Newton Country Day student-athletes also won nine EIL All-League awards, eight EIL Honorable Mentions, four NEPSAC All-League awards, four NEPSAC Honorable Mentions, three NEPSAC Junior All-Star awards, one NEPTSA All-League, one Boston Globe All-Scholastic, one EIL Co-Player of the Year, and one EIL Coach of the Year.

On November 21, 22, and 23, Upper School students wowed sold-out audiences with their production of Tuck Everlasting: The Musical in Newton Country Day's Sweeney-Husson Theatre. Congratulations to the cast, crew, and everyone who made this production possible.

Three Newton Country Day seniors signed their letters of intent to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level: Lillian Pergola ‘25 (Boston College, field hockey), Bianca Hajer ‘25 (Holy Cross, rowing), and Elsa Cressotti ‘25 (Northeastern University, rowing).

Alumna Abby Rosovsky ‘16 visited Newton Country Day Middle School students as the first speaker for the Middle School Alumnae Goal III Guest Speaker Series.