Students from the Eliot Upper School in Boston’s North End recently presented Theo’s Cozy Corner with a plaque in appreciation of this year’s inaugural pancake partnership. The pancake partnership took place over four Saturday MCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System) bootcamps. The Upper Eliot School is located on Salem Street just across from Theo’s, a popular Read More…
Boston College High School’s 155th Commencement took place on Sunday, May 19. Among the graduates was North End resident Francesco Rosario Santaniello. He plans on a College Prep year at Trinity Pawling in the fall. President Grace Cotter Regan and the Board of Trustees presented diplomas to 253 members of the class of 2019. Mr. Stephen Hughes, a 1973 graduate of BC High and Principal of the school, gave the address. Congrats to all the Read More…
The tenth annual Eliot Spring Gala was a night to remember with many committee members organizing another great event to support the Eliot School in Boston’s North End. The Eliot School Family Council hosts the gala every spring to celebrate another year of academic achievement. The event features live and silent auctions, a raffle, food, Read More…
The North Bennet Street School celebrated the hard work of 90 new crafts- and tradespeople, joined by their families, friends, and the greater community in its 138th Commencement ceremony. This year’s ceremony was held at King’s Chapel in downtown Boston. The 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award winner was Consuela “Chela” Metzger BB ’93 and the Commencement Read More…
Sixty-one fifth graders from the Eliot School in Boston’s North End attended an interactive field trip – “Making History on the Common” – to learn about history from Native American times through the Colonial and Civil War eras. The students joined more than 1,000 Boston Public School elementary students at the Common where they visited Read More…
Students from the Eliot School in Boston’s North End attended the Boston Public Schools Robotics Olympics, a citywide competition for LEGO Robotics students, earlier this month. The students persevered through challenges such as tweaking robots and adjusting catapults based on competition rules and regulations. Eliot Principal Traci Griffith said she is so proud of the Read More…
North End Against Drugs (NEAD) and the North End Waterfront (NEW) Health Center held our annual Drug Awareness Day at St. John School on Friday, May 24 for close to 100 middle school age students. Both agencies partner with the Boston Police Area A-1, Eliot School, St. John School, and several other agencies to provide Read More…
The Old North Church recently hosted the Eliot School eighth graders to clean the brass plaques inside the church as part of their service project. The students also participated in a program called Sacred Seats: Social Implications of Colonial Church Seating. This program taught the Eliot students about pew ownership in the 18th century. They Read More…
North End Against Drugs, through the Raymond and Michelina Costa Scholarship Program, awarded $8,000 in scholarships this year to forty-four deserving students. The scholarships included nine $500 awards to students attending tuition based schools, thirty-one students attending public schools received a $100 gift card to help with supplies for the upcoming school year. Also, a first Read More…
As the K-8 school year heads into the final stretch, the North End’s Eliot School continued the tradition of gathering at Langone Park for its 12th Annual Whole School picture. This tradition began in 2007 on the Prado with 150 students. Shown also below is this year’s graduating class. Go Team Eliot!
Congratulations to the following North End students that earned Boston College High School High Honors for the third quarter: Pietro Brocca, 2021, High HonorsLiam Walsh, 2021, High Honors Congratulations to the following West End students that achieved Honors for the Third Quarter at Boston College High School. Mika Bauk, 2021, HonorsSanjeeva Kalva, 2021, High HonorsEmiliano Read More…
Jacob Gunderson Crowley graduated from Pope John XXIII High School in Everett on May 23rd. Jacob was a member of the National Honor Society, a student ambassador, and an active member in the PJ drama productions- just to name a few. His community service and contributions to PJHS will be greatly missed. Jacob will be Read More…