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Hope second-grade students practiced their bucket drumming skills in February, and they enjoyed every minute of it!
Working With Children students prepared an Irish dirt cake for middle and high school students in our life skills programs last week!
In STEAM, 5th graders worked very hard on their Shark Tank inventions at North Scituate Elementary! Students were able to present their inventions to their peers and judges a few weeks ago! We are so proud of all their hard work and creativity!
SMS newsletter: https://www.smore.com/n/azg6y
Last week Ava D's Feinstein Golden Ticket was chosen by The Feinstein Foundation. As a result, SMS will receive a grant for $5,000, and Ava was able to choose a non-profit that will receive a $500 grant. Ava will also receive a Feinstein Gift Basket. Congratulations Ava, and a huge thank you to The Feinstein Foundation for choosing her!
We have some very talented musicians at North Scituate Elementary! Students in grade 2 worked on bucket drumming in February. They did a great job following along to the beat!
Our students in grade 4 did an excellent job learning how to use their recorders, and they were very excited!
Over the weekend, our high school band had fun performing at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy
At North Scituate, Ms. Cuttle's 4th-grade class has been busy measuring angles in their math unit. Students did a great job working together and using math tools to complete the activity.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan shout-outs last week!
Students in Grade 1 at Hope Elementary worked hard in February on their penguin crafts and animal writing! Everyone had tons of fun, and they were proud to show off their work when it was complete!
In our Computer Integrated Manufacturing class, our students continue to cycle through self-paced learning stations. The stations that were active this past week were computer-controlled milling, MIG welding, oxy-acetylene cutting, and sheet metal fabrication!
Our amazing Clayville student council worked hard in February selling carnations and stuffed bears for a Valentine's Day fundraising effort!
Congratulations to Jason Bettez and Deedee Marzini on being nominated for a “Student Spartan Award.” Students are recognized by teachers and staff for their involvement with something positive for the school culture and community! Jason and Deedee will be entered into a raffle for a Cold Brook Cafe gift certificate.
Our grade 3 students at North Scituate have been working hard to make sure they make kindness a priority every day!
Students in our Biomedical Innovations class have been testing water samples for the presence of toxic chemicals. They are working on the 4th mission for Biomedical Innovations where they assume the role of an environmental scientist and try to figure out what is making our fictional "Williams family" sick.
Congratulations to our Hope Elementary students who received recognition for their positive behavior in February!
SMS newsletter: https://www.smore.com/n/8u7bm-in-the-middle