Clayville students in third grade have been having fun independently silent reading! Great job everyone!
4th and 5th grade Clayville students have been doing a fantastic job spending some time this week reading with a buddy!
The SHS swimmers competed in two meets, on 1/6 & 1/20 at RIC so far this new year and all swimmers have dropped time since their first meet in December! We have another States qualifier: junior Ella Bard will join Ella Werbecki at the RIIL RI State Championship swim meet at Brown in March with her very strong 500 yard Freestyle time this past Saturday! Freshman Ella Bowden dropped almost FIVE seconds off her 50 yard Freestyle sprint since her first HS meet last month, and newcomer, junior Tristan Redmond, dropped nearly SIX seconds off his 100 yard Freestyle! One more regular season meet to go, great job Spartans!
Kindergarteners at Clayville are having fun making estimations and measuring classroom items using non standard forms of measurement this week!
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Our AP Government students had a wonderful visit today from former Rhode Island congressman David Cicilline! Students were able to ask questions and learn about his experience as a Rhode Island Congressman.
Last week the Spartans finished in second place out of the 5 teams at the Ross Reynolds Invitational in Leominster Massachusetts. They went 3-1 in the dual meet with their only loss to the tournament championships Chelmsford 42-34. The Spartans wins were Leominster 51-30, Academy 60-24 and Lawrence 42-39. Great job Spartans!
Boys Indoor Track team had their first track meet of 2024 last week!
Our Biomedical students taking Human Body System have been investigating the nervous system! Students worked on sheep brain dissections last week and built clay models that they used to illustrate and explain the events of an action potential. The purpose of the dissection is to give students the experience of observing several of the key anatomical regions and structures of the mammalian brain and connect these with their associated functions!
1st grade students at Clayville had fun while working on a sight/word and spelling match game last week!
5th-grade students at Clayville have been working hard on their Shark Tank projects!
Congratulations to our Lady Spartans who competed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the Senator All Girls Classical in Massachusetts. We had four girls representing Scituate and they placed 8th out of 55 teams! Amazing work Spartans!
Classrooms were encouraged to decorate their classroom doors at North Scituate Elementary with their grade-level partner. Two of the rules were that students must help and must have a holiday theme. Mrs. Soccio was the judge. She had such a hard decision that she selected 4 of her favorite doors- Kindergarten & 1st grade doors. Thank you to all of the classrooms that participated in this fun contest!
Local author, Jill Austin, visited our North Scituate second graders in December to share her fantastic winter/Christmas books; "What Does Santa Want For Christmas?" and "Every Snowflake Wants To Be A Snowball".
Last month, 1st graders at North Scituate Elementary spent time learning all about shared traits during a science lesson through hands-on matching activities and interactive read-alouds!
Great job Hope students! Keep earning those positive office referrals!
Congratulations to all of our North Scituate Elementary students who received positive office referrals for great behavior in December!
In December, The Scituate Police Department organized a successful Stuff a Cruiser Event with our elementary schools. Thank you to the Scituate Community for supporting this event which provides toys/games for our Adopt a Family program. It's wonderful to be part of a giving and supportive community!
Shout out to all of our Spartan athletes who have been working hard this year! Keep up the great work Spartans! 💙🤍
Mr. Sheehan's 6th graders worked on a project where they conceived and planned an app, then created a prototype in Google Slides!
