Students in Mrs. Bettez' class at North Scituate Elementary completed non-fiction books after studying Bugs in their Ecosystem. Students spent weeks researching a specific bug and then created a book with headings and pictures.They also worked together to make food webs as part of their Science4us learning!
Last week International Foods students spent time learning about Ukraine customs and cuisine by preparing Ukrainian pancakes and fried cookies! This week students traveled to Italy, a favorite cuisine. They prepared homemade pasta using Kitchen-Aid Mixer attachments. Everyone agreed it tastes so much better than box pasta!
Hope Elementary has started a new whole school behavior system! In the foyer, you will see a chart with each classroom listed. Students are working to earn "stars" or compliments from staff members who spot the class following school expectations in the hallways. Once a class earns 15 stars, they can choose a reward like extra recess, a dance party, special dress-up day, etc.! Ask your kiddo how many stars their class has earned today!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan shout-outs last week!
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Congratulations to all of our North Scituate students who earned office referrals in January!
Our Hope students have done an amazing job earning positive office referrals this year! Let's keep up the great work!
As we end January, students in grades 3-5 have been participating in volleyball skills and activities! It's been tons of fun!
In January students at North Scituate participated in classroom spelling bees! The following students were finalists in their classroom and participated in our school bee : Trent T, Joey B, Jam A, Isabella C, Marie O, Justin P, Liam, Raffaele, Paige, Aadarsh, Michael D., Jaxon R., and Lauren W.
Congratulations to the School Winner, Trent!
Congratulations to the school finalists and alternates who will go onto the District Spelling Bee on February 13th at 6:30pm in the High School Auditorium:
Grade 5 Finalist: Trent
Grade 5 Alternate: Joey
Grade 4 Finalist: Jaxon
Grade 4 Alternate: Justin
Mrs. Colvin and her third graders at Clayville have been busy reading traditional tales and mapping out the story elements with a partner!
Our Open House was full last night! Thank you to our staff, students, and our Spartan community who attended and helped answer questions and share their Scituate high school experiences. Each display table looked amazing, and it was clear that our students and staff worked hard to put their tables together. It's easy to have Spartan Pride with such a supportive school community!
Congratulations to all of our Lady Spartans who competed in the Girls Indoor Track Divisionals!
When students join the Biomedical Science Academy at Scituate High School, students have the opportunity to be a part of HOSA - Future Health Professionals. An organization that empowers students to become leaders in the global health community! This year, students have been working on their own projects of interest and their goal is to be able to compete at the HOSA State Leadership Conference on March 1st!
6th and 7th grade students had some fun before they performed in their concert last week! Congratulations to all who performed!
Middle school students in grade 8 had fun playing Rhythm Bingo in Ms. Norton's class last week!
Mrs. Dailey’s AP Calculus students applied their knowledge of finding the extreme values of a function to a manufacturing problem. Their task was to construct a box from a 5”x8” index card such that the box would have the maximum possible volume for the given amount of construction material. Students planned and discussed their approaches, and then created the boxes which were then filled with a treat to share!
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Some of our high school students spent some time getting some fresh air and enjoying the snow during their lunch last week!
Yesterday Clayville had a whole school assembly where they had tons of fun listening to Muriel Johnson from Rhode Island Black Storytellers (RIBS)! Huge thank you to RIBS for providing our students with such an engaging experience.
