Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan-Shout outs last week!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
middle school students who earned spartan-shotouts
middle school students who earned spartan-shotouts
Students in Human Body Systems learned about types of tissue and examined them under the microscope. They then completed watercolor paintings to better appreciate different patterns in muscle, nerve, epithelial, and connective tissue.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
students
Our sixth graders are traveling the world through song! In chorus with Miss Norton, students are learning songs from different cultures and countries while discovering how music can connect us all. What a wonderful way to celebrate both music and the world around us!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
middle school students learning through music
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RECAP
Thursday: Scituate Volleyball hosted Woonsocket Thursday night, falling 3–1 in a hard-fought match. Every set was close and had us on the edge of our seats! These girls battled for every point and never let up.

Wednesday: Scituate Varsity Volleyball battled Lincoln on Wednesday in an incredibly close five-set match! The Spartans took 2 of the 5 sets, with Lincoln ultimately taking the win. But the final result doesn’t tell the whole story—every single set was close, and these girls fought for every point right through the fifth.

A tough loss, but an exciting start to the season and a great look at what this team is capable of.



JUNIOR VARSITY RECAP
Thursday night, our JV Volleyball Spartans picked up their first victory of the season, taking down Woonsocket and dominating both matches!

These girls are already finding their rhythm, playing together, and showing what Spartan volleyball is all about. What a way to earn win #1!

Congratulations, ladies — first of many!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
girls volleyball
girls volleyball
girls volleyball
Clayville Elementary students had their PBIS Kickoff event with the Prismatic Magic Laser Show! This was a great way to end the day yesterday. Kids had a blast singing along to some of their favorite songs while learning about how laser light works.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
Clayville PBIS Laser Light Show
The Spartans are back on the course! Scituate Cross Country Opens Season at Injury Fund Carnival.

- Veteran junior Jackson Downs led the boys' varsity team, overtaking an NS runner in the last 20 yards, clocking the fastest Spartan time of the day at 21:20.88

- Returning sophomore Aliya Hillis-Piecyk spearheaded the girls' varsity effort with a team-best finish of 29:31.34

-Senior Cole Munson and returning juniors Alex Chiappone and Fallon Green delivered perfectly balanced races

- Returning sophomore Lily Werbecki showed off her off-season training with a powerful finish

- and shout out to sophomore Ryan Breese and junior Logan Wood on making their official varsity debuts!

Coaches Kelly and Murphy have this squad primed and ready for a big season.
Up Next: The Spartans travel to Lincoln on September 15th for their opening RIIL division dual-meet!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
scituate cross country
scituate cross country
Scituate Boys Soccer opened the official season in style, coming out strong against Hope High School at Caito Field and cruising to an impressive 7-1 victory!

The Spartans moved the ball well, created opportunities, and showed great teamwork from start to finish.

Goals by: Declan Cahill, Brandon Amaral x 2, Cam George, Brennan Kelly x 2 & Judah Machado

Assists by: Travis White x3, Declan Cahill, Devin Mowry, Brandon Amaral, & Toby Stockwell

IN GOAL: Liam Mowry

A dominant way to open the regular season. 7 goals, 7 assists, and a whole lot of teamwork.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
scituate boys soccer
scituate boys soccer
Middle School Spartan Shout-outs are one way we love to recognize students for doing good deeds and displaying great behavior! We can't wait to keep handing out these awards as the year continues.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
middle school shout outs
The Scituate Spartans were honored to compete in the Maddie Potts Memorial Tournament.

Maddie’s legacy of kindness, compassion, hard work, inclusive leadership, and perseverance lives on through the “Maddie Mentality.” We’re proud of our girls for representing Scituate and supporting a tournament with such a powerful purpose.

Thank you to the Maddie Potts Foundation and everyone who made this meaningful event possible.

Play hard. Lead with kindness. Live the Maddie Mentality!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
Maddie Potts Foundation
Scituate Girls Soccer picked up a 3–1 WIN over Coventry!

Lexi Butera — 2 goals

Olivia Thomson — 1 goal

Katelyn Chatelle — assist

Avery Linde — assist

Anna Venditelli — an incredible 18 SAVES!

Great team effort on both ends of the field and a huge night for the Spartans!

FINAL: SCITUATE 3 | COVENTRY 1
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
Scituate Girls Soccer
Scituate Girls Soccer
During the first weeks of school, our middle school band students have had the opportunity to try new instruments! In sixth grade, they are currently selecting their instrument, and in seventh and eighth grade, they tried some of the other woodwind instruments like the oboe and bass clarinet.

All middle school band and chorus students will have their first performance on Wednesday, January 27th.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
Scituate Middle School Band
Our high school music classes are off to a great start in preparation for their first performance at the Pep Rally on September 18th. Upcoming performances include the Art Festival on October 12th and the Halloween Parade on October 30th!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
scituate high school music students
Students in the biomedical pathway took part in a variety of hands-on activities last week!

Principles of Biomedical Science students met Anna Garcia in a crime scene set up in the classroom. They had to sketch the scene and create an evidence log as well.

Students in Human Body Systems began to learn anatomical terms. They used Sour Patch Kids to practice anatomical planes and positions. They also used the Anatomage Tables to practice as well.
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
biomedical students
biomedical students
biomedical classwork
biomedical students at anatomage table
Our seventh grade students put their creative thinking caps on and designed vision boards to represent their future goals last week!
about 1 month ago, Scituate School Department
scituate middle school visionboards
Import Dates for Opening of the School Year
about 2 months ago, Scituate School Department
Import Dates for Opening of the School Year

2627 Bus Routes - Scituate School Transportation and Zūm App Information
Scituate School Department has partnered with Zūm to bring greater transparency and convenience to school transportation. The Zūm App for Parents is the best source for your student’s most current bus route and ride information. For families who prefer a
traditional, printable format, a PDF version of the bus routes is also available [here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqsxIm_igpnVRqvuDf-OI8pEDsrr2Yi_/view?usp=sharing

Scituate School Department has partnered with Zūm to bring greater transparency and convenience to school transportation. The Zūm App for Parents is where you will find your student’s bus route and ride information.

You can download the Züm app using the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Please note that you can log in and use the app only if you are listed as your child's guardian in PowerSchool.

📱 Download the Zūm App: 

For the Apple Store:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zum-student-transportation/id1076430968


For the Android Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=zum&c=apps&hl=en_US

When you open the app, you will see your child’s ride information. (Note you will be prompted to set up your account when logging in the first time.) 

Please monitor the app throughout the weekend, as pickup times may change.

With the Zūm App, you can:

  • Track your student’s ride in real time and receive alerts when the vehicle is arriving

  • Get notified when your student gets on and off the vehicle

  • View your student’s upcoming rides

  • Cancel your student’s same-day rides

For additional information and instructions, visit the Zūm App FAQ.

_____________________________________________________

Hello Parent/Guardian:


Scituate School Department has partnered with Zūm to bring transparency and convenience to school transportation, with the Zum App for parents.


Download the Zūm App for parents to track rides at app.ridezum.com


When you open up the app, you will see your child’s ride information.  Please monitor through the weekend as pickup times may change.


With the Zūm App for parents, you will be able to:

  • Track your student’s rides in real time and receive alerts when the vehicle is arriving

  • Get notified when your student gets on and off the vehicle

  • View your student’s upcoming rides

  • Cancel your student’s same-day rides

  • And so much more!


What to expect:


Warmly,

Team Zūm  


]. Please note that route times are approximate and may be adjusted during the first few weeks of school. We encourage families to use the Zūm App for the most up-to-date information.

You can download the Züm app using the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Please note that you can log in and use the app only if you are listed as your child's guardian in PowerSchool.

�� Download the Zūm App:

For the Apple Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zum-student-transportation/id1076430968

For the Android Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=zum&c=apps&hl=en_US

When you open the app, you will see your child’s ride information. (Note: you will be prompted to set up your account when logging in the first time.)
Please monitor the app throughout the weekend, as pickup times may change. With the Zūm App, you can:

● Track your student’s ride in real time and receive alerts when the vehicle is arriving
● Get notified when your student gets on and off the vehicle
● View your student’s upcoming rides
● Cancel your student’s same-day rides
For additional information and instructions, visit the Zūm App FAQ.

about 2 months ago, Patty Martin
2627 SSD Bus Routes
Last week, our 5th-grade students at Clayville Elementary had their graduation ceremony, and we are beyond proud of how far they have come! We hope they enjoy a relaxing, fun summer with their family and friends, and we will be looking forward to seeing them join the middle school next school year!
4 months ago, Scituate School Department
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
clayville 5th grade celebrtion
The last day of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals conference allowed students to explore Indianapolis. The group made its way to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to watch the race and explore the museum. The ninth year of Scituate HOSA's attendance at the International Leadership Conference came to a close, and we are excited to “Redefine the Standard” as we look forward to the new school year!
4 months ago, Scituate School Department
hosa
On day three of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals Leadership Conference, students attended recognition events, took part in 50th anniversary activities, competed, and attended workshops! During the evening hours, they attended the past Surgeon Generals’ Fireside Chat and Recognition Session. Rhode Island HOSA helped bring the HOSA Cup to the Eastern Region, and our very own Emilie Holmes from Brown University is now a member of the International Executive Council.

Congratulations to the following:
Hilarity for Charity Recognition: Lauren Henault and Hailey DeMerchant
5th place, Time Capsule: Jill Hanson and Mrs. Roberge
Katherine Santos, who made it to round 2 of the Health Career Photography Event
4 months ago, Scituate School Department
hosa leadership conference
hosa leadership conference
hosa leadership conference
hosa leadership conference
hosa leadership conference
Congratulations to Cynthia Wulf for being selected for the Class of 2026 Spartan Pride Award! Cynthia was nominated for this award because of her positive attitude, compassion for others, and willingness to happily participate in class. She demonstrates a true Spartan Pride spirit, and we can't wait to see what she will accomplish next!
4 months ago, Scituate School Department
spartan pride