North Scituate Elementary School students who earned 50 stars in the month of September had the opportunity to duct tape their Principal to the wall! Students earn stars by exhibiting our three PBIS characteristics: Respect, Responsibility, and Readiness to Learn!
On Friday, members of the biomedical pathway attended the HOSA - Future Health Professionals Fall Leadership Conference. They participated in a variety of workshops in the morning and listened to a panel of residents from Kent County Hospital share their journey into medicine in the afternoon.
October is National Principals Month, and we have some of the best around at the Scituate School Department! Our principals go above and beyond for our students every day, making sure our students are experiencing engaging learning and feel safe and supported in their environments, all while supporting our educators and staff so that they can create the best classroom experiences for our students. We are so grateful to have them working hard in our schools. Thank you, SHS Principal Hassell, Assistant Principal Goffe, SMS Principal Morel, Hope Principal Toomey, Clayville Principal Boutiette, and North Scituate Principal Gallivan!
Look at this amazing number practice in Ms. Murphy's Kindergarten class! North Scituate Elementary School students are so excited to show off their number writing skills!
In October, our paraprofessionals across the elementary level participated in grant funded professional development training from Recess Rocks! Recess Rocks focuses on how to incorporate energizing and fun activities into school days.
Clayville recently had Student Council elections, where, as long as students received teacher recommendations to run for an office, all candidates were able to stay on Student Council as classroom representatives this year! This pushed kids who were afraid of delivering a speech to persevere through their fear. The club is being run by fourth and fifth grade teachers; Kaleigh Torres and Brianna Pagano.
Congratulations to our student-athletes who were recognized by the Rhode Island Army Guard for their exemplary effort at the RIIL Leadership Experience. This event brought together student-athletes from across the state to develop leadership skills, promote teamwork, and inspire positive change within their teams and school communities.
Middle school students in Ms. DeCristofaro's classes are strengthening their reading fluency with whisper phones. These simple tools help readers hear themselves more clearly and help improve accuracy, pacing, and expression.
Our 8th grade science students explored the question; "What causes some changes in velocity to be greater than others?"
Unified Volleyball played hard against Ponaganset last week!
STAR Students are chosen each week by their teacher for demonstrating respect, responsibility, and readiness to learn. Congratulations to all the students who have exemplified these qualities! Families of selected students receive a positive phone call home from Mr. Gallivan celebrating their child’s success.
Middle school students worked hard creating masterpieces in Ms. Gautreau's art class.
Last week, the students in the Academy of Engineering made a field trip to Providence for the Rhode Island Manufacturing Day convention. This convention was attended by employers and educational institutions from around Rhode Island, in a variety of different fields. This gave students some ideas for future opportunities, but more importantly, gave students a better idea of what the job of an engineer or technician actually is.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan-Shout outs last week!
Yesterday, Scituate's 8th grade students participated in our CTE Shadow Day! Thank you to our high school students who set up displays, answered questions about our CTE programs, and helped give tours of our workshop and learning spaces.
Interested 8th grade students can apply now to reserve their spot in one of our RIDE-approved CTE programs! https://hs.scituateschoolsri.net/o/shs/page/cte-pathways
Interested 8th grade students can apply now to reserve their spot in one of our RIDE-approved CTE programs! https://hs.scituateschoolsri.net/o/shs/page/cte-pathways
Huge thank you to SRO Sgt. Parenti and the SHS Girls Soccer Team for coming to Hope Elementary for High Five Friday in September! Our students were excited to start their day with high fives and smiles.
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs last week! Let's keep up the great work!
Tomorrow, Scituate will hold our in-district annual Shadow Day for all Scituate 8th grade students!
Students will have the chance to experience our Scituate High School Career and Technical Education Academies through hands-on activities that will allow students to explore:
🤖 Robotics
💥 Laser Cutting
🚑 CPR & First Aid
🏥 Dissections, and more while touring our high school workshop and learning spaces, and playing educational games with SHS students and educators.
Out of district students who are interested in applying to an SHS CTE Academy should keep an eye out for information coming soon about our February 4th Open House, where we will welcome all Rhode Island 8th and 9th grade students to join in on SHS CTE exploration!
Interested students can apply now and reserve their spot in one of our 5 RIDE-approved CTE academies! https://hs.scituateschoolsri.net/o/shs/page/cte-pathways
Students will have the chance to experience our Scituate High School Career and Technical Education Academies through hands-on activities that will allow students to explore:
🤖 Robotics
💥 Laser Cutting
🚑 CPR & First Aid
🏥 Dissections, and more while touring our high school workshop and learning spaces, and playing educational games with SHS students and educators.
Out of district students who are interested in applying to an SHS CTE Academy should keep an eye out for information coming soon about our February 4th Open House, where we will welcome all Rhode Island 8th and 9th grade students to join in on SHS CTE exploration!
Interested students can apply now and reserve their spot in one of our 5 RIDE-approved CTE academies! https://hs.scituateschoolsri.net/o/shs/page/cte-pathways
In the Computer Integrated Manufacturing class students used their newly acquired skills and woodworking tools to build practical and useful pieces. This included building shelves, a guitar stand, a divider, a cleaning rag dispenser, a fishing lure, and a lectern.
