last week's lesson in the International Foods classes was how to prepare Empanadas! Students prepared the dough one day and then made the filling and assembled them the next.
Congratulations to our students who earned positive office referrals last month at North Scituate Elementary! We are so proud of all of your hard work!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan shout-outs last week! Let's keep up the great work!
Students at North Scituate in grades 3 through 5 participated in a Yoga and Mindfulness session through the Learn365 Grant!
Before winter break, thanks to Sergeant Parenti, the Working With Children class visited North Scituate Elementary School first grade. The high school students planned a lesson and activities on friendship. We thank the first grade teachers for allowing the students this great experience!
Tuesday, February 6th was our 100th day of school! Our Hope Elementary students celebrated by dressing as if they were 100 years old!
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Clayville 4th graders had fun working with their 5th grade reading buddies in February!
last week, International Foods classes prepared pot stickers, making their own dough and filling. They were a favorite of many!
Congratulations to our Wreslters!! We had six SHS girls compete in the RIIL’s inaugural state championship meet last week and five of them placed in the top four of their weight classes!
Our boys also placed third in their meet on February 24th at the Providence Career & Technical Academy!
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We had 113 students complete the North Scituate Elementary Winter Break Challenge! Students who completed the winter break reading and math challenge enjoyed their extra recess this month. Some students received a homework pass instead (their choice)! These students completed 24 steps (15 minutes per step) and math problems over winter break. We are looking forward to celebrating our February Challenge finishers in March!
Wow! Our Spartans in our Introduction to Computer Imaging class are super talented! Take a look at these amazing works of art.
Students in Introduction to Engineering Design have been using their skills learned in Computer-Aided Design to build a stand for their cell phone that allows the operator to watch it in landscape mode!
Students use a technique known as "parametric modeling" where dimensions are expressed as variables to be determined later, creating a model that can adapt to many different circumstances. In this case, the models were built without knowing the size of the phone to be mounted or the thickness of the material the stand would be built from. By using parametric modeling, students could quickly adapt their model from one phone to the next, or from 2 mm acrylic to 1/8 inch plywood!
Congratulations to our Scituate Middle School Wrestling Team won their division this school year!
Grade 8 - Aiden G. was the champion in his weight class
Grade 8 - Colten D. placed 2nd
Grade 7 - Trace D. placed 4th
Grade 6 - Cameron R. placed 7th
Great job on your hard work and determination! Congratulations Spartans!
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Interested in learning more about building updates? In this short video, Superintendent Laurie Andries discusses recent building updates and plans.
https://youtu.be/jY5iFmRA6Ms
Congratulations to the members of Scituate High School HOSA-Future Health Professionals who participated in the 8th annual State Leadership Conference on Friday! Several students were awarded medals for their competitive events, earning them a place to compete at the International Leadership Conference this year in Houston, Texas. Amazing job Spartans!
Our DECA Club had a very successful state competition this year! We sent a record 31 students to compete with great results. Coming in first in their category were Joe Cuoco and Taya Bagley. Taking second place was Daisy Brooks and Eliza Angelotti, while third place honors went to Austin Simas and Dom Macrae. Congratulations to all students who competed!
Students in Mrs. Dailey's Geometry class worked in teams to create classroom anchor charts, where they summarized the triangle congruence methods that they had been studying!
