On Monday, October 20th, our Spartans Cross Country team showed up strong at Freshman States at Deerfield Park! All three of our freshmen set personal records as they competed against athletes from across Rhode Island.
Mr. Sheehan and Mrs. Travers presented at the Rhode Island Science Teachers Association (RISTA) Conference last weekend as part of their biomimicry project that they are doing with their enrichment classes.
Mrs. Dailey’s & Mrs. LaSalle’s Geometry class worked in groups to use the Math Department’s new Reveal platform to prepare for an upcoming assessment. They were able to receive instant feedback on their practice as they worked.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan-Shout outs last week!
The Scituate High School band led the annual Halloween Parade on October 24th. It was a beautiful afternoon with a great crowd and great music! The bands next performance is the Veterans Day Parade on 11/11.
Our middle school students showed their support for Unity Day by wearing orange. It is the color of kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. How amazing to see our school community come together to stand up against bullying and celebrate the power of unity!
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On Saturday, we celebrated our amazing Spartan seniors — both cheerleaders and football players — surrounded by family, teammates, and fans.
Thank you for the years of dedication, leadership, and spirit you’ve brought to the field and sidelines. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
Thank you for the years of dedication, leadership, and spirit you’ve brought to the field and sidelines. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
SHS newsletter: https://app.smore.com/n/akdpmz
At North Scituate Elementary, students practiced using different measuring tools to measure classroom objects in Mrs. Bettez's class.
Hope Elementary Kindergarteners in Ms. Barlow's room are writing, reading, and becoming mathematicians. They also celebrated Johnny Appleseed Day with Miss Doyle's class!
Mr. McGovern's class is off to a great start this year! We have been busy in math learning multiplication and division. We have been exploring local Scituate town history and helping students to take pride in their community. We ventured into the past to learn about dinosaurs and fossils in science. We even "raced" dinosaurs to see if we could outrun them, we unfortunately could not!
We are continuing our Community Meetings on Friday mornings at Hope Elementary School! During these assemblies, we are led in morning announcements and the Pledge of Allegiance by our student council representatives. We also review school rules/policies, learn about a special social emotional topic, celebrate Husky Hoorays, birthdays, and other student awards.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week! Keep up the great work!!
We are proud to share that Scituate Middle School has been recognized as a Project ADAM Heart Safe School. This designation reflects our ongoing commitment to student and staff safety through preparedness, CPR/AED training, and emergency response planning. Thank you to our school nurse, staff, and community partners for helping us achieve this important milestone in protecting the health and safety of our school community.
North Scituate Elementary School students who earned 50 stars in the month of September had the opportunity to duct tape their Principal to the wall! Students earn stars by exhibiting our three PBIS characteristics: Respect, Responsibility, and Readiness to Learn!
On Friday, members of the biomedical pathway attended the HOSA - Future Health Professionals Fall Leadership Conference. They participated in a variety of workshops in the morning and listened to a panel of residents from Kent County Hospital share their journey into medicine in the afternoon.
October is National Principals Month, and we have some of the best around at the Scituate School Department! Our principals go above and beyond for our students every day, making sure our students are experiencing engaging learning and feel safe and supported in their environments, all while supporting our educators and staff so that they can create the best classroom experiences for our students. We are so grateful to have them working hard in our schools. Thank you, SHS Principal Hassell, Assistant Principal Goffe, SMS Principal Morel, Hope Principal Toomey, Clayville Principal Boutiette, and North Scituate Principal Gallivan!
Look at this amazing number practice in Ms. Murphy's Kindergarten class! North Scituate Elementary School students are so excited to show off their number writing skills!
In October, our paraprofessionals across the elementary level participated in grant funded professional development training from Recess Rocks! Recess Rocks focuses on how to incorporate energizing and fun activities into school days.
