Second grade students at Hope Elementary had an amazing time on their field trip to Roger Williams Park Zoo last month!



In October, Hope Elementary Kindergarten students paid a visit to Salisbury Farm! The students picked pumpkins, went on a hayride, and got the opportunity to pet many farm animals!






Students in grade 6 began their odyssey into Africa last week! The students stepped into our Africa unit by reading from a plethora of informational books. In small groups, they compiled interesting facts about various countries to share with the rest of the class.

Our football team just wrapped up one of the best seasons in Scituate football history. Records were broken, memories were made, and the heart they put into every game was unforgettable!
With a big senior roster, these players have left an incredible legacy that will be felt for years to come. We’re going to miss seeing these seniors on the field, but we’re so proud of everything they’ve accomplished. Here’s to a season we’ll never forget, and to the bright future ahead for Spartan football!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week! Way to go Spartans!
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Check out these epic shots by Daedalus Media Group capturing the intensity, passion, and unity of our Division 3 soccer champions! From pre-game huddles under the lights to those adrenaline-filled moments on the field, these photos truly embody the spirit and dedication of our team. Huge congratulations to the players, coaches, and everyone who supported them on this incredible journey!




This past week the Culinary Arts students started the Bread Unit learning about yeast and the different methods of preparing dough!



Shakespeare to Hip Hop is a literary concert presentation that provided an excellent introduction to the life and works of William Shakespeare for our middle school students! The presentation included multimedia and featured a live band. Students were engaged and inspired by lively original songs in various American music styles, including jazz, blues, rock, hip-hop, and country, that provided information about Shakespeare’s life and influence on our culture.
Students in US History II Honors have been deeply studying the Armenian Genocide as a key element of their unit on World War I. As a hands-on activity, students participated in a simulation of the trial of Soghomon Tehlirian. Students empathized with his story and came to a greater depth of knowledge via the simulation.

Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week! Keep up the great work!
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!

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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!
