Students in US I received a special visit from Jacob Gansert, class of 2018, who now works for the Board of Elections. Jacob held a mock election for the class and demonstrated how elections in Rhode Island are safe and secure while showing students how voting machines operate!
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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!
Students in Modern World History classes dressed in costumes for their appropriate roles for the mock trial of Martin Luther. Students enjoyed learning about the history of Martin Luther and the Reformation while actively engaging in the appropriate procedures of an American court of law.
Last night, we held our Scituate High School Move-up Night & Open House! This event is always a great way for our current middle school students and any interested students in Rhode Island to explore everything that Scituate High School has to offer.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this night so special for interested families, and students!
AP Government students started digging into the details of how a bill becomes a law last week! They arranged the steps from introducing a tax bill in the House through the passage of the bill in each chamber and even the potential challenge of the law in the Supreme Court.
Our talented Indoor Track Seniors were celebrated at Senior Night earlier this week!
Scituate High School's HOSA Club (Future Health Professionals) presented to North Scituate 4th and 5th graders about hygiene! The club prepared a presentation, activities, surveys, and more to engage students.
Scituate High School students interested in learning more about tech careers had the opportunity to visit the media center today and hear from professionals in the industry! Thank you to our guest speakers who took the time to share their experiences with our students.
Scituate Swim had a great meet at RIC this past weekend! Our 4 swimmers this week all each swam the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle. Junior Max Jackson came in at 33:23 and 1:15:30, respectively. Senior Tristan Redmond came in at 31:22 and 1:17:26, and Senior Ella Bard swam a 30:20 and 1:06:57. Sophomore Ella Bowden continues to PR with her 50 free at 34:78 and came in at 1:19:56 for her 100 free! Spartans have their last independent meet of the season at RIC on Saturday, February 1st at 11:30am.
Sophomore Bryce Guilmain, has broken two school records during the 2024/25 Indoor Track & Field season. He now owns the record for weight throw, with a throw of 39–3, and shot put, with a throw of 34–4. He looks to improve on both as the season comes to a close over the course of the next few weeks!
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SHS students in the Working With Children class are writing and illustrating children's books and creating a puzzle to help tell their story. These stories will be read to elementary school students!
Scituate Spartans Girls Wrestling had an amazing performance at the Central Falls Girls Invite! The Spartans finished 2nd overall with a strong total of 60.5 points!
Place Winners:
1st Place: Kate Egan, Abigail Otte
3rd Place: Faith Dumont
4th Place: Ella Bowden
Congratulations to all our wrestlers for their incredible effort and success on the mat. You make us proud every day. Let’s keep the momentum going, Spartans!
