Scituate School Department

The Scituate Spartans faced off against Tiverton High School Monday night, and the Spartans came ready to make a statement. Scituate came away with a dominant 6-1 victory over Tiverton!

The boys hadn’t forgotten last year’s quarterfinal matchup, when Tiverton pulled off a major upset against the Spartans. Scituate came out focused, aggressive, and ready to take care of business.

A statement win, a little redemption, and another big step forward for the Spartans!

Goals by: Devin Mowry, Travis White, Andrew Bettez x 2 ,Declan Cahill, & Cam George!

Students in Ms. Antonelli's English 10 Honors classes completed their first Socratic Seminars of the year this week! Students focused on one of their summer reading books, Educated. They explored the importance of education and finding one's identity.

We had over 60 students complete their Summer Homework Packets! They were awarded by having a super special event with Xen's Critters! We're so proud of all of their hard work!

First grade readers in room three are enjoying sharing stories with their new classmates! We are all excited for the fabulous school year ahead.

First grade readers in room three are enjoying sharing stories with their new classmates! We are all excited for the fabulous school year ahead.

Another amazing win for Unified Volleyball! The team brought the energy to the home court this past week, sweeping all three sets against Burrillville! Way to go, Spartans!

Huge thank you to SRO Sgt. Parenti and the Scituate Football Team for coming to Hope Elementary for High Five Friday. Best of luck this season! We look forward to more High Five Fridays throughout the year.

Advanced Photoshop students explored the work of some of the world’s most influential illustrators while reviewing various styles, techniques, and applications of illustration. Students then applied their knowledge by designing and creating animal illustrations using the pen tool in Adobe Photoshop. Throughout the project, students incorporated key elements of illustration, including composition, color, line, texture, and visual storytelling, to develop and refine their final digital artworks.

Scituate Girls Volleyball team picked up a great win over Ponaganset, taking the match in four sets! Great job by the Spartans battling all night and coming away with the victory. Congratulations, ladies!

Room One has been really enjoying our Math Center time! Students are working on counting accurately and writing numerals. This week, students practiced writing their numbers with Mrs. Leonard, did a "roll and write" independently and fed our "monsters" the correct amount of chips by counting the number on the dice. Keep up the great work!

SHOUTOUT TO OUR SPARTAN CHEERLEADERS!

They’re on the sidelines through the heat, the cold, the close games and the blowouts — keeping the energy up and our Spartan spirit LOUD!

These girls put in the work, learn the routines, bring the energy, and show up week after week to support our teams. It’s time we make a little noise for THEM!

We see you, ladies! Keep bringing that Spartan spirit!

LET’S GO SPARTANS!

Congratulations to our first set of North Scituate Elementary STAR Students for the 26-27 School Year! These students, ranging from Kindergarten through Grade 5 represent what it means to be Respectful, Responsible, and Ready to Learn! We are so proud of them and look forward to celebrating each of STAR students this year!

Special thank you to Ms. Foster for distributing out STAR Student at our first Community Meeting of the year!

Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan-Shout outs last week!

This week the students learned a multitude of controls used in Computer Aided Design (CAD). That means understanding the meaning and use of terms like "tangent," "trim," and "three point arc." We got familiarized with this by using them to build the hull, wheels, and tracks of a tank. In the images below we see Nate Stroud and Mike Calabro working through a problem, and Samantha Koldyk's tank's wheels and tracks.

Students in USI honors deciding if statements were made by Federalists or Anti-Federalists in the lead up to the ratification of the US Constitution.

Our Spartans did not hold back at our Homecoming pep rally! They showed up ready to celebrate, cheer, and show their school spirit this weekend. With some friendly competition and lots of laughs, the energy in the gym was impossible to miss.

Every single set was intense, and the Spartans had to fight for every point. After dropping the first two sets, these girls refused to quit—battling all the way back to complete the REVERSE SWEEP and take down EWG, 3–2!

A long night, a hard-fought match, and one heck of a team win.
Down 0–2. Finished 3–2. THAT’S SPARTAN GRIT.

WEEK 0 RECAP | SCITUATE 14 • SMITHFIELD 0

The Spartans opened the 2026 season with a 14–0 shutout over Smithfield in the Injury Fund game!

Aiden Grover → Julian Hourigan for a huge 75-yard touchdown!
Matt Johnson with the PICK SIX!
Caiden Reikhrud went 2-for-2 on PATs.
And a BIG shoutout to the guys in the trenches — our O-Line for doing the work up front and giving the offense opportunities to make plays.

On the other side of the ball, the entire Spartan defense deserves some love — holding Smithfield scoreless and putting a defensive touchdown on the board. A complete shutout effort.

A total team win to kick off the season.

SCITUATE 14 | SMITHFIELD 0
1–0. SHUTOUT. ON TO THE NEXT.

FINAL: Scituate 41, Toll Gate 14

The Spartans put together a complete team win, powered by an O-line that paved the way for 289 rushing yards. Aiden Grover and John Rubiano led the ground attack, while Landon Poulin added a TD. Matt Johnson took a kickoff 62 yards to the house, Chris Diorio scored on a fumble recovery, and Caiden Reikhrud went 5-for-6 on PATs.

Big night in the trenches and contributions from all three phases.

The Spartans battled Ponaganset to a 1–1 draw on September 7th!

A hard-fought match from start to finish, with Scituate continuing to compete, create opportunities, and work together.

Final: 1–1 TIE