Tryouts for the Class V and VI Basketball teams will be on Tuesday 3/31 in the lower gym. Boys will be 2:30-3:45, Girls will be 3:45-5. There has been some confusion and difficulty pertaining to registration. The athletic department encourages all interested students to attend the tryout and registration will be solved after teams are determined.

Due to the many entries, there are two winners for the “Olympische Spiele” Contest. Thank you to all for your thoughtful responses to a thought provoking article regarding the economic and societal challenges in being able to participate in the WINTER Olympic games in particular.

The winners are (drum roll please 🙂

Audrey Dupuy (Class IV) AND Ms. Burns (belonging to a class of one’s own 🙂

Please come to room 136 to receive your Starbucks gift card.

The Pre-Law Society is hosting Lawyer and Police Sergeant Eddy Chrispin (a BLS alumnus!) on Wednesday, April 1st, in the electronic classroom right after school. Come hear about Mr. Chrispin’s pending 1st and 14th amendment rights lawsuit, applications of constitutional law, and his experiences dealing with injustice in Boston. Direct any questions to blsprelawsociety@gmail.com.

We hope to see you all there!

The Register, one of the nation’s oldest student-run publications, is seeking submissions in original art and writing for the spring issue. Submit your work via the portal on SIS.

The Boston Fire Department in partnership with The Office of Youth Employment & Opportunity announce: the 2026 Summer Jobs Opportunity Boston Fire Summer Teen Academy – The application is now open! Apply via SuccessLink – applicants must use/create a profile with the City of Boston Career Center.

Youth between the ages of 14*-18* with interests in public safety, health & wellness, leadership, and community service are encouraged to apply. Job seekers should always consider applying to multiple positions for the summer.

www.boston.gov/departments/youth-employment-and-opportunity/youth-jobs#work-opportunities

To wrap up Women’s History Month, BLS BLACK (Black Leaders Aspiring for Change and Knowledge) is partnering once again with BLS BAN (Black Alumni Network) for the last and most exciting career panel on Tuesday, March 31, in Room 114. Although the panelist will be virtual, the conversation will be live!

Overall Event Purpose: To provide BLS students—especially girls of color—with meaningful exposure to a range of health care professionals during Women’s History Month, highlighting health careers as a powerful and attainable pathway forward. Through this engagement, students will gain guidance, motivation, and real-world insight, while fostering connections that may lead to future mentorship and continued support.

Alumni Participants: Dr. Debbie Alleyne, PT, DPT (Physical Therapist); BLS ’90 Dr. Milele Francis, MD (Obstetrician- Gynecologist); BLS ’90 Dr. Kysha Harriell, PhD, LAT, ATC, FNAP (Athletic Trainer); BLS ’91 Dr. Betty Boyle-Duke, DNP, APRN, CPNP, FNYAM, FADLN (Pediatric Nurse Practitioner); BLS ’91

Each of the 4 panelists grew up in Boston, graduated from BLS, and are now thriving in STEM! Don’t miss the chance to hear their stories and to be inspired! Light refreshments will be served to those who stay til the end.

Boston Family Days is happy to share that students and families can now sign up to request performing arts tickets for April 2026! Please review the offerings here.

This ticket request window will close this week at 11:59pm on Thursday, 3/26.

If you or your families have questions, feel free to reach out to the team at: bostonfamilydays@boston.gov

link.hello.boston.gov/share/443/2ed469c207e25eea511def8d71ab12b423f1f694ea285081

Hi All, The City of Boston Job Portal is now open! If you are looking for employment and are at least 14 years old, this is a great place to start. There are a variety of job postings, including opportunities at community centers, nonprofits, and more.

If you decide to apply for jobs, please:

1. Apply to at least 3 positions.

2. The sooner you apply the more opportunities available !

3. Follow up with any jobs you applied to closer to the end of the school year if you have not hear back (about 1–3 weeks before).

Apply Here!!: www.boston.gov/departments/youth-employment-and-opportunity/youth-jobs

Dear BLS Students: Are interested in being a Prize Reading contestant? If you are, please complete the registration form by 2:30 PM, Thursday, April 16th.

What: Prize Reading

When: Monday, April 13th

Where: Rooms to be announced

Time: 2: 30- 4:00 PM

docs.google.com/forms/d/1wI2R9pF3klPrUcuBMbEMX8bnLag3VnNzQvZHs-x7AVQ/edit

The annual Faculty vs Student Dodgeball Game, hosted by Student Council, will occur this Friday, March 27 after school, 2:30-3:30, in the Lower Gym. Tickets are available outside the Dining Hall during lunch on Thursday and Friday. Confirmed faculty players – Mr. Fearon, Mr. Hooker, Mr. Boor, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Greenidge, and HOS Mr. Gallagher. Ms. Encarnacao and Ms. Collins will help run the games.

Ticket prices are $3 before and $5 at the door, and all proceeds will be donated to the Boston Bullpen Project.

The Basketball program will be returning this spring for all interested students in Class V and VI. There will be an informational meeting on Wednesday March 25 at 2:30pm. Boys will meet in Room 223, Girls will meet in Room 224. All students must register via ASPEN (Registration Link). More details about format and schedule will be discussed at these meetings. The tryout will be on Tuesday March 31.

Please note: Correction made to the meeting room locations

Please join me in congratulating Lauren Dong (Class II) and Jason Zhang (Class II), in receiving a scholarship of an all expenses paid 3 week long stay in Germany this summer. They, alongside Sunil Hegde (Class III) from German 3, who has been waitlisted, scored in the 90th percentile on their respective National Exams and following that achievement, completed several challenging assessments in order to be chosen for this scholarship.

Their hard work paid off.

Glückwunsch ! (Congratulations!)

BLS Theater’s production of My Love Lies Frozen In The Ice just keeps on winning. They will be competing at the State Finals on Thursday March 26 at 6pm Tickets can be bought at www.ticketstage.com/METG/

We invite everyone in the community to come and see our final dress rehearsal at 3pm on Wednesday March 25. Completely free!

These will be your last two chances to see this award winning show.

Junior Forum will be concluding soon. The last day of class for each schedule day can be found below. Once the class is over, students will be returning to their studies or student leadership posts for the rest of the year.

All students will be done with junior forum by April 8.

3/26: DAY 6

3/31: DAY 3

4/1: DAY 4

4/2: DAY 5

4/7: DAY 1

4/8: DAY 2

Hello BLS chess enthusiasts! The BLS Chess Club is excited to invite you to our upcoming tournament after school on Wednesday,

March 25. More information and the signup form are below: forms.gle/4UZcBubZs8AYNDUt6

The Topol Fellows are hosting a Mario Kart Tournament to raise money for the Congo Peace School in the Democratic Republic of the Congo! It’s $3 to compete and the winner will receive a $30 gift card. The competition will take place Wednesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 26 after school in room 307!

SIGN UP LINK: docs.google.com/forms/d/1kpytM3jkNogkOPBWpwBy8JLF8rqkMm35CjQkeyaoSZc/edit

Student Council will host the annual Faculty vs Student Dodgeball Game on Friday, March 27 (2:30-3:30, lower gym). The team that wins the student tournament will face the faculty team for bragging rights and a shiny trophy. Details:

• -Student teams of 10
• – Seniors and juniors primarily
• – Mixed gender required
• – Free admission to players

Molweni (Hello in Xhosa), BLS community! It’s been 3 weeks since we returned from the most amazing trip ever to South Africa. Everyone is invited to our post-trip reunion on Tuesday, March 24, from 4-5 PM in the Seevak room. The students and chaperones who visited Johannesburg and Cape Town last month will be sharing their pictures/videos, telling stories, and answering questions about their 9-day trip that took place over February break. Come hear what they have to say about their international travel experience and learn more about the upcoming trip in 2027.

One of our special guests is Mr. Ed Burley, ’91. He will share his experience as a BLS alumnus and as a parent of a student currently attending school in Cape Town. Light refreshments will be served.

BLS A.S.I.A. will be hosting a mental health panel in collaboration with the Northeastern University RRE Lab THIS FRIDAY, March 20th @2:30 pm in room 236. Students will have a chance to learn about mental health stigma surrounding Asian American youth and there will be a Q&A session with psychology graduate students and mental health professionals. Students of all backgrounds are welcome and encouraged to bring a friend!

FREE SNACKS and YAKULT WILL BE PROVIDED 😀

The time has come!! Please read the following information carefully:

– Yearbook payments: $100 cash (preferred) or $100 check (made to Boston Latin School: Yearbook). Venmo/Zelle/CashApp will not be accepted at this time

– What do you get?: 200 pages of glossy, full-color pages bound in hardcover. The cost of $100 has been the same since the 90s, so we are getting a good deal on the cost! Payments can be brought to Mx. Amico in room 237. I will be available after school for the foreseeable future between 2:15 – 2:20. Please do not leave money on my desk or mailbox unattended.

– It is strongly preferred for payments to be made sooner (we need to pay the publisher, after all!) rather than later, though payments will be accepted until books come in

– Yearbooks will be available for pick up, per BLS tradition, at the Thanksgiving pep rally. This means that senior activities (senior sunset, prom, and graduation) will all be featured in the Yearbook!

– Please email or see Mx. Amico with any questions!

Last weekend, 30 BLS students competed in the DECA State competition at the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center, where 4,100 students from across Massachusetts gathered to take business exams, respond to case studies, and deliver professional presentations. The following BLS students advanced and qualified for the DECA national competition in Atlanta, GA in April: Tyler Osborne (I), Sophia Fortuin (II), Benson Wong (II), Sam Parsi (II), Cristina Lopez Tran (II), Victoria Liu (II), Anneliese Yu (III), and Nang Dang (III). Congratulations and well done.

The Basketball program will be returning this spring for all interested students in Class V and VI. There will be an informational meeting on Wednesday March 25 at 2:30pm. Boys will meet in Room 233, Girls will meet in Room 224. All students must register via ASPEN (Registration Link). More details about format and schedule will be discussed at these meetings. The tryout will be on Tuesday March 31.

www.bls.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=203689&type=d&termREC_ID=&pREC_ID=405715

Join BLS GSA during this W-Block (3/18) in the Seevak room to come hang out (and eat) with your friends. With the tension and high stress of current events, GSA wants to host a space for students to relax and have fun. There will be free snacks, board games, music, and stress relief mandalas. We can’t wait to see you there! Fill out the form to get a pass emailed to you.

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdH8l2ecmzCdNE67MCfaskk9_akqfGe_G4d4EwvBRZBkM7mAA/viewform?usp=header

Deitch Leadership Institute will partner with Junior Achievement (JA) to offer an interactive program introducing students to the stock market. Mr. Levesque will facilitate five workshops on investment fundamentals – buying, selling, IPOs, dividends, and risk/return. Students will build an online investment portfolio and compete for the largest return on investment. Qualifying teams will advance to the JA Stock Market Challenge on April 30 off campus. Workshops will meet after school on Thursdays starting March 19. Class I-IV. Email jlevesque@bostonpublicschools.org with questions. Sign up HERE.

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScj8Y7TcMmrJkaedKFW6knZ1va5mQ6y2XEMTF2IoPvZiqQpQw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=104661622107224627125

Thanks to the BLS partnership with Vivo Performing Arts, we have 8 free tickets to see Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson at Symphony Hall on Friday, March 20th, at 8pm. Program will include Bach, Schubert, and Beethoven. See this link for more details! Tickets are first-come, first-served. Please email Ms. McKenna if you are interested.

www.vivoperformingarts.org/productions/vikingur-olafsson-2026/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23556650815&gbraid=0AAAAADnRgJJaEV-PekJA0AUtWlm0dPIVv&gclid=EAIaIQobChMInJP697edkwMViDYIBR20FRtUEAAYASAAEgLzDfD_BwE

Wolfstock is a student led music event designed as part of a senior capstone project. We aim to build a greater sense of community at BLS through sharing musical talents throughout the school. Come see your friends and classmates perform at 3:00 on 3/20 in the Seevak room as well as 3:00 on 4/9 in the Black Box! Admission is completely free!

Join the Boston high school ultimate frisbee team this spring! Players from BLS and other city schools join forces to compete in the state high school league, including games, tournaments, and the state championship in late May. Players new and old will learn the skills and strategies, the rules (the sport is self-officiated), make friends with teammates from across the city, and have a blast. There are playing options for 7th and 8th graders also. For more information, go to www.buda.org/en_us/e/boston-grades-3-12-ultimate-spring-2026.

Please reach out to Mr. Joel Thompson with any questions: joelhthompson@hotmail.com

Please note that effective Monday, March 16, the lunch schedule rotates so that those students who have had first lunch most recently will head to second lunch, those with second lunch will have third lunch, and students who have had third lunch will go to first lunch:

• First Lunch: Modern Languages, English (Capstone)
• Second Lunch: Math, History
• Third Lunch: Classics, Arts and Music, Science

We want to remind young people of the importance of clearing tables completely at the conclusion of lunch. Those who enjoy lunch outside should pick up and dispose of all trash.

Come audition for BLS Theatre’s production of Chicago. Monday March 16 and March 17 after school. Audition sign ups are on the bulletin board across the black box. There is a monologue, song, and short dance to learn. Don’t let any one element keep you from auditioning. At minimum, everyone is cast in the ensemble and we will help teach you the skills you need.

The Costello Fitness Center will close at 5pm on Th 3/11 and Fri 3/12.

No individual or team is allowed in the space after that time.

College 101 Summer Program at Fisher College. For rising juniors and seniors. Earn 3 college credits for free!

Courses Available This Summer

• CJ105 – Introduction to Criminology
• MK201 – Principles of Marketing
• PS101 – Introduction to Psychology

College 101 Program: Monday, July 6 – Thursday, August 13, 2026 Monday/Wednesday on campus, virtual on Tuesday/Thursday (9 am -10:30 am)

Apply here: apply.fisher.edu/register/college101-dualenroll

Each year, the Federal Bar Association invites high school students to address current topics in civics. Scholarships are awarded for first, second, and third place in grades 9-12.

Students are provided a detailed prompt with summaries of applicable court cases to consider. The maximum essay length is 1,000 words.

More information can be found here: www.fedbar.org/about-us/outreach/civics-essay-contest/

Congratulations to all of our High School and Middle School students that participated in the Region VI science fair at Dearborn STEM academy last Saturday! The Science Department and the BLS community at large are all very proud!

Wentworth is hosting a FREE Pi(e) Day event on Saturday, March 14th. Open to all high school students the event will consist of puzzles, workshops, keynote speaker, games, prizes and free food.

See flyer attached for more information and registration.

drive.google.com/file/d/1SpOzMZIZxoUpnwQhX-hiyn7LEJXCGDHC/view?usp=sharing

ELA tutoring for 7th and 8th grade students on Thursday afternoons is back. Come get help with a writing or reading assignment, declamation prep, or organization. Come to the walk-in session offered in the Electronic Classroom in the Keefe Library 2:30 – 3:30 pm on Thursdays after school now until June 11th. Session starts at 2:30 sharp!

Teachers – please spread the word to your students! Feel free to refer students to the sessions with specific assignments and tasks.

drive.google.com/file/d/1Qorr6TRwPjmudhYcJqV1uOQWQDOmM_2S/view?usp=drive_link

Boston Latin School is moving on to the Semifinals of Massachusetts High School Drama Festival! My Love Lies Frozen by Dead Rabbits Theatre is a piece about a trio of explorers trying to reach the North Pole in a hot air balloon and the woman who has a mental break when they don’t come back. It’s a beautiful 40 minute piece about the determination of the human spirit and the power of love. The right mix of hilarious and heartbreaking.

At the preliminary round we received All Star Company awards for acting for all four of our leads, for technical direction, and dramaturgy.

We will have encore school based performances on

• Thursday March 12 at 3pm and 7pm
• Friday March 13 at 3pm

Tickets available at our.show/lovelies or at the door.

Additionally we will be competing on March 14 at 9:30am at Marshfield High School for the Semifinals. Tickets will be available at metg.org shortly.

Want to see your math or science teachers get π-ed in the face? If so, join us on Thursday, March 12th at 2:30pm in the cafeteria and back lawn!

For $1, cast a vote towards your teacher of choice.

For $2, buy an event ticket that will get you a slice of pie the day of!

You can make purchases in 318 during W Block on March 11th or from Catapulta officers at any time until the end of the day 3/12. And psst…winner of the π recitation contest gets to pie the teacher.

Email catapultasciencebls@gmail.com with any questions.

Listen to a brief podcast from the Goethe Institute, complete the form and be one of the three lucky winners to go to Germany this summer-all expenses paid for. See the website for more details.

www.goethe.de/prj/stg/en/deu/aoe.html

Join us for an afternoon of fun and community at the Faculty-Student Talent Show! Come watch your favorite members of the faculty and administration step out of their comfort zones. On Friday, March 13th, head to the auditorium at 2:30 PM for a show full of surprises. Some faculty will strut their stuff in a fashion show, while others will sing, dance, step, juggle, or even share a joke. Tickets are $5 ahead of time or $7 at the door, and all proceeds will benefit the junior and senior classes. The show will last about one hour. Come cheer them on and show your support—we hope to see you there!

drive.google.com/file/d/1wEJGyPzfQNgnnBdx-hps9cbLf5_HZIiI/view?usp=sharing

In honor of women’s history month, the Boston Latin School Historical Association will proudly host a Women’s Suffrage History Lecture, which will take place on Friday, March 13th in Room 018 at 2:30. Come, enjoy learning about history, and have a wonderful time.

Students should vacate the dining hall at 7:25 every morning from Monday, March 9th – Friday March 13th (with the exception of Wednesday, March 11th) for National Latin Exam preparation.

Students who have not yet finished eating their breakfast will be asked to move to the senior section of the dining hall.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Interested in geography?! Participate in the National Geography, hosted by Harvard! Phase 1 of the exam, the preliminary round, will be held in school in room 124 after school on Monday (3/9) and during W-block in the library next Wednesday (3/11). The top 10 competitors will move on to Phase 2 (date TBD) also held at school, for a chance to qualify for Nationals, held at Harvard. There is no fee to participate; if you are interested, sign up at the link below!

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIzl5vMxxNif6uNtjR1N15TTdAFKPaPdcLc45lmn7gTpm9wA/viewform

The Boston PIC Paid Summer Internship Application is still open! Apply early for the best chance at your top choices in Healthcare, Business, Arts and more!

Eligibility:

• – 10th–12th graders
• – Private sector jobs: must be 16+ by July 1
• – Community-based jobs: 15+

Next Steps: – Have your resume reviewed by me before applying

• – Submit the application
• – Meet with me before or after applying to continue the process

If you missed the private sector info sessions, you can watch the recorded Zoom calls below. Also application linked below! Recorded Preview Days:

studentjobs.bostonpic.org/private-sector-preview-days.html

Apply here: application.bostonpic.org/Account?returnUrl=%2FApp

March is Best Buddies Month, and the beginning of the Spread the Word Campaign, in which people pledge to stop using the historically ableist R-slur and to instead spread the word “inclusion.” BLS Best Buddies will be holding a pledge event between March 9th–11th; come sign our banner during lunch to commit to spreading inclusion.

Our award-winning arts journal, The Register, is now accepting original artwork and writing for the spring issue! Submissions from students in grades 7-12 are accepted via the portal on SIS. The deadline for submissions is April 6.

Please note that The Register will no longer publish works by anonymous authors or artists.

The Keefe Library will be closed after school on Tues. 3/10 for teacher professional development.

Have you ever wanted to learn more about how women and girls are impacted around the world? If so, BLS She’s the First is the perfect club to join! Our dedicated members work together to write monthly newsletters designed to advocate for women whose voices are not heard.

If you are interested, email our President (ifisher2@bostonk12.org) or our Vice President, ( semmanuel3@bostonk12.org)!

This month, the class of 2027 committee will host a bracket-style fundraiser to raise funds for our Junior Prom! This week, we are raising funds to choose a faculty member who will perform a special choreographed routine with a member of the committee. On Monday (3/2), Wednesday (3/4), and Thursday (3/5), committee members will be outside the dining hall during all three lunches with jars dedicated to the competing faculty.

Congratulations to Mr. Fogel and Mr. Gallagher for being our two finalists! To decide who will perform the special routine with us, we are asking our school community to donate. Whether it’s a dollar or fifty cents, every penny counts!

On Wednesday March 4 during the W-Block, Student Council will host the next Town Hall meeting in the Library Fiction Room. A panel of upperclass students will offer information about popular AP classes, such as course content, projects, and AP exam preparation. With course selection upon us, students are welcome to attend , listen, and ask questions so they can make informed decisions about their course selections.

All students are welcome. Please sign up using the link below to receive a pass. Email jlevesque@bostonpublicschools.org with questions. Thank you.

forms.gle/KonA1NyYj4up4S8k9

Interested in Engineering but got no experience? JOIN BLS BYTE! For just TWO Tuesdays every month, we provide introductory lessons and hands-on projects on ALL sub-fields of engineering, so whether you want to learn about electrical engineering and build circuits with us, or model rockets for our astrophysics unit, BYTE has everything you need! So if you wanna take that passion to the next level, join us in the link below and we’ll see you soon!

We will also be hosting a bake sale on Wednesday 3/4 so if you have any questions, want to meet the officers or just want to come stop by to get some snacks, find us after school at the front of the building!

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrnBpAXibO2OVJimcfiiRLjXgDzzcUnMp5VjuoK3DLwyC8cg/viewform

Due to the weather and postseason schedule change, the Spring Preseason Meeting will be rescheduled to Thursday, March 5, 2:30 in the DINING HALL, not the Auditorium. Please note the change in location

Win a gift card AGAIN!-Die Olympischen Spielen (Die Paralympics) ! Stop by the bulletin board outside room 136. Read a short article and take in who is representing what country this year from the German speaking world and the US. Scan the QR code, answer the questions and WIN a Starbucks gift card!

Viel Spaß!

On Saturday, February 28th our teams competed against schools from all over the country at the Princeton Invitational Certamen Tournament. All the teams did very well, each competing in a bracket of as many as 27 teams.

Here are the results:

Novice:

• 2nd Place – Max Ellman, Cece Sun, Lulu Dempsey, Rae Ruggiero, Sebastian Juris
• 4th Place – Christina Li, Andrew Ocwieja, John Schult MVP: Max Ellman

Intermedia:

1. 2nd Place – Wyatt Irwin, Kanav Vashishth, Gerasimos Papadopoulos, Ryan Liu

MVP: Max Ellman

Advanced: 

• 2nd Place – Joseph Hemr, Andy Yu, Brynn Bennett, Meilin Sha
• 7th Place – Weian Xue, Raymond Pan, Harry Dinh, Ellie Fung
• 13th Place – Jason Zhang, Leo Margalit, Emerson Ohashi, Lana Nguyen, Brian Xu

The Jewish Culture Club welcomes anyone and everyone to join our Purim celebration on March 4 after school in the Schawbel center! The Schawbel Center is located right behind the alma mater statue, on the first floor, to the right of the library doors. Purim is a holiday celebrating the freedom of the Jewish people from ancient Persia, where people dress in costumes, eat cookies, learn about the Purim story, and participate in charity. We will be offering food, as well as putting together goody bags for those in need this holiday season. Come to learn more about the holiday, eat cookies, and earn community service hours!

Everyone interested in playing football in the fall of 2026 will meet in room 027 on Wednesday, March 4th during W Block. We will go over academic and athletic eligibility, spring lifting schedule, the return of our spring pentathlon, summer camps and preseason dates. Any questions you have will be answered. This meeting is for all levels (varsity & subvarsity). Please see Coach Butler prior to this meeting if you have any conflicts.

The Yearbook committee is looking for talented artists to fill our Class of 2026 Yearbook with your amazing artwork! If you are interested in creating a divider for the Yearbook, please email Mx. Amico at damico@bostonpublicschools.org by Thursday, March 5th. Please see the link attached for some examples from years past. Work can be hand-drawn, painted, or created digitally (original artwork only – NOT made with AI).

drive.google.com/drive/folders/13G8wKHwTjiwzboBEYGN8CjfhAGs7yz68?usp=sharing

Rising Juniors and Seniors, As you are still considering your elective courses for next school year, I cordially invite you to our last and final “Try it Tuesdays” on Tuesday, March 3, during R6. You are welcome to visit the AP African American Studies class for 15 minutes and get a “taste” of what the course has to offer.

During your 15-minute visit, you will be able to observe the class, ask questions, and talk with current students about their experiences. You must first get permission from your Day 1 R6 teacher, then notify me via email before your visit. Ms. Pinchem, Room 114, cpinchem@bostonpublicschools.org

The Boston PIC application is now opened [https://application.bostonpic.org/Account]! In addition, join our virtual Preview Day Zoom sessions (4:00–5:30 PM) to explore exciting private-sector opportunities and learn what these internships are really like.

docs.google.com/document/d/100cVhfe1wzLcb-Vz3x67oehv6W8kvg2lfHUFN3PDS5I/edit?usp=sharing

Interested in a Boston PIC internship? Join our virtual Preview Day Zoom sessions (4:00–5:30 PM) to explore exciting private-sector opportunities and learn what these internships are really like.

docs.google.com/document/d/100cVhfe1wzLcb-Vz3x67oehv6W8kvg2lfHUFN3PDS5I/edit?usp=sharing

Due to the weather and postseason schedule change, the Spring Preseason Meeting will be rescheduled to Thursday March 5, 2:30 in the Auditorium. There will be no meeting on Thursday 2/26.

Come see BLS Theatre’s My Love Lies Frozen In The Ice. A beautiful piece about a trio of explorers trying to reach the North Pole in a hot air balloon and the woman they leave behind. Thursday at 3pm and 7pm Friday at 3pm

Tickets available at our.show/lovelies or at the door