The Spartans played Blackstone Valley Prep last week and had a winning score of 71-56. The team had great energy from the bench and good defense. Andy Vigeant, Ryan Larsh and Cam Healey were the leading scorers.
Last week, students at Clayville had so much fun showing what 100 days of school means to them!
Congratulations to Dominic Tosoni, Alivia Goss, and Nicole Tedesco (not pictured) on being nominated for a “Student Spartan Award.” Students are recognized by teachers and staff for their involvement with something positive for the school culture and community. Students will also be entered into a raffle for a Cold Brook Cafe gift certificate. Thank you to Mrs. Seger for arranging this gift certificate and Cold Brook Cafe for your generosity. Keep up the amazing work and continue to be an outstanding Scituate Spartan in and out of the classroom!
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Second grade scientists at North Scituate in Mrs. O'Grady's class designed bird feeder prototypes! In a Mystery Science lesson, students investigated which kinds of birds are likely to visit a bird feeder based on what they eat.
In the activity, Design a Bird Feeder, students first drew their own bird feeder design to attract a specific type of bird. Then, they built a prototype of their bird feeder using available materials. Everyone was very creative!
On January 31st, the Hope PTA sponsored a Build a Hope Husky Family Night! Families were invited to Hope to build a husky stuffed animal, watch a family video, drink hot cocoa, and eat delicious snacks! Hope had over 80 students participate, and there were smiles all around!
Students in Modern World History classes dressed in costumes for their appropriate roles for the mock trial of Martin Luther. Students enjoyed learning about the history of Martin Luther and the Reformation while actively engaging in the appropriate procedures of an American court of law.
Last night, we held our Scituate High School Move-up Night & Open House! This event is always a great way for our current middle school students and any interested students in Rhode Island to explore everything that Scituate High School has to offer.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this night so special for interested families, and students!
North Scituate 1st grade students in Mrs. Lancellotta's class learned about their heart and how fast it beats in a health class with Mrs. McCann!
AP Government students started digging into the details of how a bill becomes a law last week! They arranged the steps from introducing a tax bill in the House through the passage of the bill in each chamber and even the potential challenge of the law in the Supreme Court.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs this last week! Keep up the great work!
Hope students had a fabulous High Five Friday in January with the SHS Boys Basketball Team! Students loved getting to start their Fridays off with so much spirit! Thank you to SRO Sgt. Parenti for facilitating, and to the team for joining Hope students during this special event!
Our talented Indoor Track Seniors were celebrated at Senior Night earlier this week!
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Scituate High School's HOSA Club (Future Health Professionals) presented to North Scituate 4th and 5th graders about hygiene! The club prepared a presentation, activities, surveys, and more to engage students.
Kindergarten students at North Scituate Elementary cashed in their PBIS stars for their monthly incentive of Game Day. During Game Day, students brought in a special game from home to share with their classmates. Principal Soccio loved seeing all the different games and watching everyone work together.
Students at Clayville were enjoying a music lesson last week with Mrs. Ethier! Students have been working on their recorder unit and have mastered half, quarter and eighth notes in a fun and engaging way.
Scituate High School students interested in learning more about tech careers had the opportunity to visit the media center today and hear from professionals in the industry! Thank you to our guest speakers who took the time to share their experiences with our students.
Scituate Swim had a great meet at RIC this past weekend! Our 4 swimmers this week all each swam the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle. Junior Max Jackson came in at 33:23 and 1:15:30, respectively. Senior Tristan Redmond came in at 31:22 and 1:17:26, and Senior Ella Bard swam a 30:20 and 1:06:57. Sophomore Ella Bowden continues to PR with her 50 free at 34:78 and came in at 1:19:56 for her 100 free! Spartans have their last independent meet of the season at RIC on Saturday, February 1st at 11:30am.
First-grade students at Clayville have been busy scientists studying about the night sky! The moon books and star cups were fun to make but taught students about the phases of the moon and why we don't see stars during the day.
