Christmas in the Village was so much fun at North Scituate Elementary last night! There we so many smiling faces, yummy snacks, and holiday activities.
5 months ago, Scituate School Department
Woohoo! We are so happy for our 7th-grade students who worked hard to make it on the quarter one Honor Roll.
5 months ago, Scituate School Department
Our Clayville Elementary students worked hard creating ornaments for this year's Christmas in the Village - Festival of Trees!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Congratulations to our 6th-grade students who worked hard to make it on the quarter one Honor Roll! Keep up the great work! Keep an eye out as we continue to celebrate more students who made it on the Honor Roll.
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
The holiday season is here and Culinary students are designing and constructing gingerbread houses. Last week many students completed the baking and on Monday students began the construction process! Houses will be on display in the library for all to see!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Three of our seniors in HOSA are looking to fundraise for Stroke victims. They have chosen the Stroke Support Association to empower stroke survivors and their families with resources to recover, reclaim, and rebuild their lives. They have competed in Medical Innovations for the past two years designing a prototype to help stroke victims regain their hand function, now they have ventured on to Community Awareness, spreading information and awareness to and about stroke victims so their stories can be heard. You can help them by providing these victims with a little extra help! Every dollar counts! You can donate through the link attached. If you are unable to donate, please help us share the message!
https://www.gofundme.com/f/scituate-hosa-stroke-awareness?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet-first-launch&utm_medium=email&utm_source=customer6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Middle school students in Mrs. Battey's class attempted to construct a container that would protect a clay pigeon from a fall!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Our first Winter Midnight Madness was a success! Thank you to the Scituate Athletic Booster Club, Bianca Mancini, and Megan and Scott Dumont for ALL that they did to make this new event a huge success! Thank you to our Athletic Director, Sal Gelsomino for organizing the banners, and announcing the event! Shout out to Jason Martin, and the facilities crew for a quick turnaround with the new banners! Make sure to check them out the next time you're in the gym!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan shout-outs last week! Keep up the great work.
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Join us for Christmas in the Village on Friday night at North Scituate Elementary for tons of fun for the entire family!
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Yesterday students had a chance to explore Patriot Place and learn from their Marketing Team!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Students enrolled in S in STEAM have been learning about the role that plastic plays in our environment. Not all plastic or metal can be recycled so students turned what would be thrown away into art!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Students in our Medical Interventions class are studying the effects of bacterial conjugation on antibiotic immunity. Here they are streaking their plates with 2 strains of E. Coli. These colonies will then be incubated for 24 hours and inspected in their next class!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
As part of his senior project, Dylan Johnson helped lead the Introduction to Sports Medicine class by setting up mock physical therapy simulations!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
Mrs. Morton received a grant from King Arthur Baking Company through their Bake for Good program. Enough flour and yeast were donated for culinary students to prepare bread to donate to families in the community as well as enjoy a loaf with their own families!
6 months ago, Scituate School Department
