1st-grade students in Mrs. McCann's class at Hope Elementary have been busy completing Mystery Science lessons from the Animal Traits and Survival unit! They had to test a bird beak vs. a duck beak for getting food- which is more efficient under certain circumstances. They also learned about camouflage and they had to create a camouflaged moth in the classroom.
Congratulations to 8th-grade student Jackson B., who won last week's Engineering Sketch of the Week for his "ultimate room" floor plan sketch!
On Thanksgiving Day, the Scituate Football Team defeated the Johnston Panthers 36-18 in a highly anticipated matchup! The game showcased the Spartans' determination, teamwork, and resilience as they battled through cold conditions to secure the victory.
Congratulations Spartans!!
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Hope Elementary's annual PTA-sponsored Turkey Trot raised a whopping $17,700 this year! Congratulations, to the top raising class -- Mrs. Hanson's class raised a total of $6,030, earning students a pizza party for all of their amazing fundraising efforts! The top 10 individual fundraisers earned special Hope t-shirts -- Ayla O., Macy C., Mackenzie G., Wesley S., Beckett R., Grace K., Charlotte L., Angelo G., Chase A., and Kendall C.! Thank you so much to all families for your amazing fundraising efforts and continual support!
Mark your calendars! On Thursday, January 23 Scituate Middle School students and families are invited to a Glow Party at United Skates of America.
Jonathan from Mad Science treated North Scituate Elementary students to the "Don't Try This At Home Show". His show included some exciting demonstrations with lots of chemical reactions and a BOOMing finale!
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A huge thank you to our generous middle school PTO members who surprised middle school faculty and staff with a trail mix bar last week!
North Scituate Elementary students in the K-2 session used neon pastels and paint to create patterns and designs to assemble their own turkey for Thanksgiving! For grades 2-5, students worked on a Pop Art project with Andy Warhol and Mickey Mouse. Huge thank you to Mr. Eager for running this program, and our parent volunteers for making this possible!
Students in Mrs. Stormont's AP Literature and Composition class enjoyed using hexagonal thinking to explore connections among important elements in Celeste Ng's novel Everything I Never Told You.
Clayville students had a great time at their Turkey Trot event yesterday! Students played indoor and outdoor games and had fun running, jumping, and gobbling! They raised $8,400 which exceeded their $6,000 goal to cover all field trips. 🦃😀
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Spartan Shout-outs this past week! Let's continue to keep up the great work!
Culinary students have been busy preparing many yeast dough recipes. They made bagels from scratch, cinnamon rolls, calzones, and of course everyone's favorite pizza!
From SHS: https://secure.smore.com/n/wuh64 On behalf of the Scituate High School community, we would like to wish everyone a restful Thanksgiving with family. We are truly grateful to have such a supportive and caring community at Scituate High School! Thank you for all that you do!
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Students have been working hard to complete ceramic mugs and pinch pots! We are so impressed by their talent and creativity.
The Boys Soccer Team, Girls Volleyball Team, and Cheerleading Team had High-Five Friday visits at North Scituate Elementary in October and everyone was able to start their day with big smiles! Thank you to SRO Sgt. Parenti for organizing this!
Sixth graders spent the last few weeks reteaching strategies for addition and subtraction with rational numbers!
Second grade students at Hope Elementary had an amazing time on their field trip to Roger Williams Park Zoo last month!
