Thank you to our amazing panelists who participated in our CTE Child Education Academy Career Panel today! Students were able to hear from professionals in the industry about their educational backgrounds and career journeys.
A special thank you to Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green and Rhode Island Department of Education - RIDE Student Opportunity Officer Steve Osborn for taking the time to visit SHS and have these meaningful discussions with our students.
A special thank you to Commissioner Angélica Infante-Green and Rhode Island Department of Education - RIDE Student Opportunity Officer Steve Osborn for taking the time to visit SHS and have these meaningful discussions with our students.
On Thursday night, students took part in Goodnight Lights in Providence! Our Spartans stood across from Hasbro Children's Hospital and put on a light show with their flashlights for the children inside.
We are so proud of our Spartans for their performance at our Pops Concert on Wednesday night! Thank you to the families and community members who came out to support our students.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to our amazing teachers at the Scituate School Department! We are incredibly grateful for your patience, compassion, and all of the work you do to support our students. You have helped shape so many of our students' lives. We thank you for everything that you do.
Yesterday, we had the opportunity to celebrate our student athletes as they made their decisions to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. We are incredibly proud of our Spartans and can’t wait to see what the future holds for them! Thank you to the Scituate Athletic Booster Club for their help in organizing this event!
Scituate’s Prevention Coordinator, Mr. Jack Klimaj, set up an interactive table during lunches to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. Students took the pledge to be drug-free and tested their knowledge by answering prevention questions for a chance to spin the prize wheel. It was a fun and meaningful way to promote healthy choices and awareness!
The Scituate Boys Soccer team’s incredible season came to a heartbreaking end in the quarterfinals with a 3–2 loss to Tiverton High School. It was a tough battle, and the boys left everything on the field. Hold your heads high, Spartans — you’ve made our school and community proud!
The SHS Cross Country team ended their regular season by competing in their Class Meet at Ponaganset High School on Saturday, October 25th. Every athlete gave it their all, showing determination and teamwork throughout the challenging course.
The Spartan Football team will play in the quarter final game at Smithfield High School on Friday, November 7th at 6:00 PM. Come out and show your support!
Last week, we celebrated our incredible seniors. Their leadership, teamwork, and love for the game have shaped this program and inspired their teammates. From powerful serves to unforgettable rallies, they’ve left a lasting mark on the court and in our hearts.
Congratulations, Seniors, and thank you for everything you’ve brought to Spartan Volleyball. We wish them nothing but the best as they move on to their next chapters. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
Congratulations, Seniors, and thank you for everything you’ve brought to Spartan Volleyball. We wish them nothing but the best as they move on to their next chapters. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
On Monday, October 20th, our Spartans Cross Country team showed up strong at Freshman States at Deerfield Park! All three of our freshmen set personal records as they competed against athletes from across Rhode Island.
Mrs. Dailey’s & Mrs. LaSalle’s Geometry class worked in groups to use the Math Department’s new Reveal platform to prepare for an upcoming assessment. They were able to receive instant feedback on their practice as they worked.
The Scituate High School band led the annual Halloween Parade on October 24th. It was a beautiful afternoon with a great crowd and great music! The bands next performance is the Veterans Day Parade on 11/11.
On Saturday, we celebrated our amazing Spartan seniors — both cheerleaders and football players — surrounded by family, teammates, and fans.
Thank you for the years of dedication, leadership, and spirit you’ve brought to the field and sidelines. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
Thank you for the years of dedication, leadership, and spirit you’ve brought to the field and sidelines. Once a Spartan, always a Spartan!
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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!
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.
Unified Volleyball played hard against Ponaganset last week!
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.
