North Scituate Elementary students had their Walkathon last week and students had tons of fun collecting bracelets and stamps for every lap they completed. In total, students were able to raise just about $11,500!
We had 27 students raise $200 and over, and as a reward for their fundraising effots our incredible teachers volunteered to be on a list where students were allowed to select teachers to pie them in the face. Students and Teachers spent a lot of time laughing together!
Thank you to our wonderful teachers, and PTO members for making this day such a great time for our students!
The Working With Children class designed visual aids that they plan to use when teaching students at North Scituate Elementary School!
Congratulations to our North Scituate Elementary students who earned positive office referrals last month! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to our Boys Soccer team! They did an incredible job this season!
Check out the Scituate High School weekly newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/edpu0
Check out the Scituate Middle School weekly newsletter! https://secure.smore.com/n/wzh3q
7th grade students Elijah F. and Isaac D. won their Automation and Robotics Tug of War competition! This was the first ever towing of their opponents across the line.
Amazing artwork done by our talented students!
In October, Hope students who completed the Summer Homework/Reading Challenge not only celebrated with extra recess, but also had the opportunity to select a new book to bring home!
The Scituate DECA chapter traveled to Johnson and Whales University last week to participate in the annual fall conference!
Middle school students in Miss McCarthy's English class worked together Halloween week using their shared figurative language and reading comprehension skills to successfully make it through 2 complex escape rooms!
On October 25th we held a district-wide pink out day! Our football and boys soccer team raised money during their games, and the middle and high schools sold pink donuts and collected donations. All elementary schools also helped to raise funds and all together the district raised $1,675 to donate to the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation! Way to go Spartans!
Students in Mrs. LaSalle’s & Mrs. Dailey’s geometry class worked on a group activity to discover the Triangle Inequality Theorem, which states how to determine when a set of lengths will or will not form a triangle!
Lea Paquet competed at the Rhode Island Cross State Championship at Ponoganset High School last week and she had a strong performance and ran her 5k in 22:48! Lea is the first girl from Scituate to qualify for the state championship since 2015. Congratulations Lea!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week!
Check out the Scituate High School weekly newsletter https://secure.smore.com/n/w9y20
Check out the Scituate Middle School weekly newsletter! https://secure.smore.com/n/k8mp1
Clayville Wildcats worked with buddy classes to make Veterans Day cards in preparation for their Veterans Day Celebration on Nov 8th!
Girls Volleyball had a 3-0 against Block Island! On Thursday they will compete in the semifinal game at Cranston East against Tolman. Let's go Spartans!
Congrats to Cole and Taylor Munns who participated in a tennis tournament at Bryant University!
