The author Jen Calonita, a Scholastic and Disney author, did a virtual visit with Ms. Cuttle's 4th grade class at North Scituate Elementary! Students read one of her books as a full-class read-aloud before this visit, and the students had so many questions to ask. They really enjoyed the time with her and are looking forward to her newest book, Island of Ever, coming out this month. As well as her next The Taylors book that will be at the book fair in the fall!
Another successful High-Five Friday at North Scituate Elementary School! Thank you to our HOSA Club and Biomedical students for spreading some smiles and high-fives to our elementary students.
In Mrs. DiLuglio's class at North Scituate Elementary, students who earn 250 Class Dojo points get to be the Teacher-of-the-Day. Favorite activities include leading Morning Meeting, reading aloud to the class, and choosing partners to work with in their own teacher space!
We are excited to share that Conor, a kindergarten student from Hope, had the lucky Feinstein Golden Ticket number pulled recently! As a winner of the Golden Ticket, Conor has won a $5,000 grant for Hope Elementary and has chosen to donate a $500 grant to "A Shedding Chance Reptile Rescue". He chose this organization because "I want to be a lizard vet when I grow up. I need to help those sick lizards.” Congratulations, Conor!
Students in Grades K-2 at Hope have been loving the after-school coding club!
Mrs. O'Grady's Second Grade Mathematicians at North Scituate Elementary used Place Value Disks to add and subtract within 200. Great teamwork!
The 2025 Freshman Leadership Academy was tons of fun and a huge success! Thank you to Mr. Reed and the PE Department! Students took chances and showed grit while building trust through positive communication! Great work, freshman, the future is bright at SHS!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week!
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In order to kick off RICAS testing, teachers and students in Grades K-2 at Hope made banners and lined the hallways to cheer on students in Grades 3-5 who were about to take RICAS testing. We are so proud of all of their hard work, and everyone wanted to show their support through this special celebration!
First graders at North Scituate recently took a field trip to the Audubon Society of Rhode Island! They learned how animals use their five senses to survive in the wild.
Students at Clayville were able to redeem 50 Wild Cash points to participate in a Blacklight Glow Party to kick off their April break. Students had a blast!
Hope students and staff had so much fun celebrating March Madness Spirit Days!
North Scituate students cashed in their 50 stars for a Black Light Dance Party! Students earned stars over the month of March based on being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn! Thank you, Mrs. Slaughter, Mrs. Scucces, and PTO for making this incentive possible!
Congratulations to our Clayville students who were recognized last week for PAWsitive office referrals! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to our middle school TSA club members who competed in their annual RI TSA State Conference!
Scituate triumphed over South Kingstown tonight in their first win of the season. They took the lead in the bottom of the second, scoring five runs on two hits, making the score 5-3. The biggest blow in the inning was a triple by Tori Geisser that drove in three.
A single by Haley Nickerson extended the Scituate Varsity Spartans lead to 6-4 in the bottom of the third inning.
Tori Geisser started and ended the game, giving up six hits and five runs overall, striking out seven and walking four. The game was called in the 5th due to rain.
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Hope students have done an incredible job earning Husky Bucks for being respectful, responsible, and ready to learn this month! Students have had the opportunity to cash in their Husky Bucks at their school store (Thank you to our parent volunteers. The store couldn't run without you!). They also had the opportunity to save up and buy a special admission ticket to an event with Xen's Critters. Students and staff alike loved snuggling and reading to the animals!
Congratulations to our 7th grade chorus for placing second at the Middle School Choral Festival! The judges were particularly impressed to hear that they've only been singing together since September. Special thanks to Ms. Norton for pushing these young performers!
High school students in Physical Science have been learning about magnetism and were presented with five challenges. The culminating portion of their investigation challenged them to design, build, and test a magnetically powered vehicle and then maneuver it through a course requiring forward and reverse motion AND be able to turn left and right.
