FRESHMAN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Our Scituate Spartan freshmen put on a strong performance at the Freshman State Championships, showing their speed, endurance, and talent!
55m: Logan Wood – 8.06
300m: Christopher D’Iorio – 40.31, Kole Yeaw – 43.74, Joseph Jacavone – 46.48, Logan Wood – 52.73
1500m: Jackson Downs – 5:31.96, Fallon Green – 5:39.67
4x200m Relay: Kole Yeaw, Jackson Downs, Joseph Jacavone, and Christopher D’Iorio placed 6th with 1:49.84!
Long Jump: Christopher D’Iorio secured 3rd place with an impressive jump of 18-9!
Huge congratulations to all our Spartan competitors for representing Scituate with heart and hustle! The future is bright for Spartan Track & Field!
Thank you to Mrs. Hillis-Piecyk for all you do for our track team, including sharing with us!
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Join Unified Basketball today! The first meeting/practice will be in the gym after school. Students can see Coach Coro or Mrs. Barton with any questions.
The SHS Childhood Education Academy visited students at North Scituate last week to teach a lesson on kindness! High school students designed puzzles, a bingo game, and workbooks to help teach elementary students the importance of being kind to others.
Congratulations to Hope students who earned positive office referrals in January! Students can receive these awards from faculty or staff members for EXEMPLARY behavior in the following categories: Growth Mindset, Problem Solving, Managing Emotions, Effort, Kindness, and Goal Setting!
Do you dream of a career where you can make a difference? Scituate’s new Childhood Education Academy offers you the opportunity to step into the role of a classroom leader! Dive into the world of lesson planning, master the art of fostering a positive learning environment, and build essential interpersonal skills that will set you up for success in any career you pursue.
North Scituate students in Miss Cuttle's class used some traditional board games for extra math practice in January. Students worked in collaborative groups and used white boards to solve the problems!
Yesterday, Hope students had a special visit from New York Times Best Selling Author Marc Colagiovanni. Marc talked to students about how he came to be an Author and the importance of pursuing your dreams. Students were thrilled to have Marc read his books, "When Things Aren't Going Right, Go Left" and "The Reflection in Me."
Thank you to the Hope PTA for coordinating this special visit for our students!
SHS students had an amazing night of skiing and snowboarding at Wachusett Mountain! Special thanks to our chaperones Mr. Brown, Mr. McCarthy, and Ms. Norton.
Shout out to high school chemistry teacher Mr. McGinn, for entertaining middle school students with acoustic instrumentals of popular songs last week!
Last Wednesday was an incredible moment for senior Ava Pilderian as she officially signed as a DI athlete with Bryant University! A fitting way to celebrate National Women and Girls in Sports Day! It is also an incredible moment of pride for Scituate! Ava, we wish you an exceptional college career and we can’t wait to follow your progress! Congratulations again to Ava and her family!
Third grade experts at North Scituate shared books they researched and wrote on weather phenomena with classmates. Students found teaching others what they learned to be so much fun! Well done, Mrs. DiLuglio's class!
Students in Introduction to Computer Imaging are working with Photoshop's Shape/Custom Shape tool. Check out some of their work below!
Jaelynn Brusoe, Braden Poulin, Hailey DeMerchant, and Summer Lacouture.
Hope students in Grades K-2 began a multi-week afterschool karate class thanks to an opportunity offered by North East Family Martial Arts! This program promotes physical fitness, character education, respect, focus, and increased confidence, along with lots of fun!
The Spartans played Blackstone Valley Prep last week and had a winning score of 71-56. The team had great energy from the bench and good defense. Andy Vigeant, Ryan Larsh and Cam Healey were the leading scorers.
Last week, students at Clayville had so much fun showing what 100 days of school means to them!
Congratulations to Dominic Tosoni, Alivia Goss, and Nicole Tedesco (not pictured) 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. Students will also be entered into a raffle for a Cold Brook Cafe gift certificate. Thank you to Mrs. Seger for arranging this gift certificate and Cold Brook Cafe for your generosity. Keep up the amazing work and continue to be an outstanding Scituate Spartan in and out of the classroom!
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Second grade scientists at North Scituate in Mrs. O'Grady's class designed bird feeder prototypes! In a Mystery Science lesson, students investigated which kinds of birds are likely to visit a bird feeder based on what they eat.
In the activity, Design a Bird Feeder, students first drew their own bird feeder design to attract a specific type of bird. Then, they built a prototype of their bird feeder using available materials. Everyone was very creative!
On January 31st, the Hope PTA sponsored a Build a Hope Husky Family Night! Families were invited to Hope to build a husky stuffed animal, watch a family video, drink hot cocoa, and eat delicious snacks! Hope had over 80 students participate, and there were smiles all around!
