Have you taken the School Climate and Culture Survey yet? Use our link to give your feedback and help us learn more about what we are doing well, and what we could do better!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Scituate-Parent-Survey
Attention Scituate families! We are conducting a survey to find out from our families how you perceive the schools that your children attend.
In some ways, this overlaps with the Survey Works questionnaire, but it goes into more detail because, as a school department, we want to know from you what we're doing well and what we could do better!
This survey is anonymous and specifically designed for parents and guardians with students in our schools. The survey will be open for approximately two weeks and will close on Monday, April 21, 2025.
We hope you can take the time to give us this important feedback!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Scituate-Parent-Survey
North Scituate's Field Day is schedule for Tuesday, June 3rd. Please complete this form if you would like to volunteer on this day.
Field Day Volunteer Signs Ups: https://forms.gle/h86sEVhET39y1Wxz9
This year North Scituate Elementary had over 60 students submit characters for the Dr. Seuss Character Contest. Mrs. Soccio and staff had a hard time deciding on a winner. Students were very creative and detailed in their submissions. The winners are as follows:
Grades K-1
1st Place: 8 Leg by London G
2nd Place: Blobla by Elsie P
3rd Place: Catfishwhale by Violet S
Grade 2-3
1st Place: Ranger Danger by Cara C
2nd Place: Snortle by Willow G
3rd Place: 2 Headed Lub by Griffin D
Grade 4-5
1st Place: Book Monster by Casey D
2nd Place: Snizzle Bop by Colton S
3rd Place: The Flappy Cat by Sadie D
These students selected a book of their choice from the Scholastic Book Catalog! Congratulations to all!
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April Student Council Fundraiser for the Scituate Animal Shelter
SAVE THE DATE!
You can start the pre-enrollment process online using our link! https://scituateschoolsri.powerschool.com/.../form.html.
After completing the initial pre-enrollment information, you will receive an email within two business days that will include further instructions to complete the registration process. If you have any questions, please contact the registrar at registrar@scituateschoolsri.net.
Kindergarten Orientation will be on Thursday, August 21st from 10-11 a.m. at your child's school.
Kindergarteners at North Scituate Elementary had a great time celebrating the 100th day of school! Students dressed up and played math games with numbers up to 100.
Congratulations to the North Scituate students who earned Positive Office Referrals
in February! Students receive Positive Office Referrals from a faculty or staff member for EXEMPLARY behavior in the following categories: Growth Mindset, Problem Solving, Managing Emotions, Effort, Kindness, and Goal Setting.
Students at North Scituate completed their Turkey Trot challenge back in November and have patiently waited for their reward. We decided to make it "snow play" extra recess! Students had a great time outside!
The Boys Indoor Track Team joined North Scituate for High Five Friday this past month. Elementary students were eager to start their day with high fives and smiling faces. Thank you to SRO Sgt. Parenti for facilitating!
March Lunch Menus can be located here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ExJVL5gtpVr53tPfPlCjtL-pvUYs_GMA?usp=drive_link
Join us for Read Across America Week next week!
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.
North Scituate students in Miss Cuttle's class used some traditional board games for extra math practice in January. Students worked in collaborative groups and used white boards to solve the problems!
Third grade experts at North Scituate shared books they researched and wrote on weather phenomena with classmates. Students found teaching others what they learned to be so much fun! Well done, Mrs. DiLuglio's class!
Second grade scientists at North Scituate in Mrs. O'Grady's class designed bird feeder prototypes! In a Mystery Science lesson, students investigated which kinds of birds are likely to visit a bird feeder based on what they eat.
In the activity, Design a Bird Feeder, students first drew their own bird feeder design to attract a specific type of bird. Then, they built a prototype of their bird feeder using available materials. Everyone was very creative!
North Scituate 1st grade students in Mrs. Lancellotta's class learned about their heart and how fast it beats in a health class with Mrs. McCann!
Check out our February newsletter: https://secure.smore.com/n/cfayph