SHS Weekly News April 8, 2019
Rock the Test! April 9th SAT's & PSAT's
On Tuesday, April 9th all 10th grade students will participate in the PSAT's and all 11th grade students will participate in the SAT'S. Below are some important reminders for student's and their families:
Students should arrive at school on April 9th on time, well-rested, and should also eat a good breakfast
Students will be given short breaks throughout the day however, the test will take about four hours to complete
Students should not bring backpacks, cell phones, electronic devices, or smart watches into the testing classroom
Students can find their testing classroom posted throughout the school
Students are encouraged to bring snacks on the day of testing. Granola bars and water will be provided
Students will miss their usually scheduled lunch, therefore, please pack a bagged lunch for the day OR a free lunch can be provided to any student at 1:30 PM
Ninth Grade Leadership Academy April 9th
Bathroom Project Complete
We are pleased to announce that the renovations to the bathrooms on the main floor of the high school are complete and will be open for students beginning on Monday, April 8th.
Thank you all for your support and patience as this project took shape. Thank you to our Director of School Facilities, Robert Corrente for all of his hard work as well.
Now that these brand new bathrooms are ready for use, we are strengthening our protocols to ensure they stay in great shape for years to come. Beginning on Monday, students will be required to sign out of their classroom with a destination, reason, date, and time. The bathrooms will also be monitored by administration and staff on a regular basis. If students are loitering in the area, using a tobacco product such as an e-cigarette or Juul, or it is proven that vandalism has taken place, then disciplinary actions will be followed without hesitation. We appreciate your partnership as you have these conversations with your teenager.
Again, the bathrooms are a fantastic new addition to our amazing school and our students deserve the best!
Thank you for your support
Events Now Through June 12th
High Five Friday and Unified Basketball
From Art
From Science
Reminders
Senior Project
Class Rings
The Family Ordering Night will be on Monday, April 29th from 5:30-6:30pm in the Auditorium Lobby
Additional ordering days will be Tuesday and Wednesday April 30th and May 1st during all lunches in the cafeteria.
Rings will be delivered at the Junior Ring Breakfast in the Fall. The date to be determined.
From Hope Elementary School PTA
Any student interested can contact Hope PTA at hopeschoolpta@gmail.com
School Counseling
What's Happening on Social Media?
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Spartan Athletics
WEATHER As you all know Spring weather in New England is extremely unreliable. It changes day to day and sometimes minute to minute. Cancellations are sometimes tricky and sometimes unavoidable. Please stress to your athlete that he/she should dress appropriately and pack layers so that they are prepared for the quickly changing conditions.
Do not hesitate to reach Sal Gelsomino any time at Athletic.director@scituateschoolsri.net or you can contact me at (401) 647-4120 X4124
New England Student Leadership Conference
SAVE THE DATE - NE STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Each summer, student-athletes and school activities participants from RIIL member schools have the unique opportunity to network with students from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont at the annual New England Student Leadership Conference. This year’s event will be conducted July 16-19,2019 at Worcester State University.
Students who are entering grades 10, 11, or 12 in the fall of 2019 are encouraged to apply for a spot in this conference.
In addition to the curriculum sessions, conference attendees from Rhode Island, that are entering their junior or senior year, will have the opportunity to learn about, and apply for a position on the 2019-2020 RIIL Student Advisory Committee.
Incredible attention is being paid to high school athletics and activities programs today. Participants in these programs are looked up to as leaders because of their position on the team or club. The impact that these young people have on the climate and culture of their schools, fellow students and community is tremendous. In fact, studies show that more than one-half of high school students participate in some form of school activity or athletic program. The involvement of these students in the success of a high school is paramount and critical.
Softball
Two awesome wins for our Lady Spartans Softball team Saturday against Block Island!
Haley Venturini pitched a no hit shut out - 21 Ks in game 1. Final score 4-0.
Alison Roy pitched a 2 hit shut out in game 2. Final score 7–1.
Offensive highlights include H. Venturini with 3 hits, Talia St Angelo scored 3 runs, Alison Roy had 2 RBIs and Erin Costello with a double!
WAY TO GO LADY SPARTANS!
Baseball
Max Pierce pitched 5 2/3 innings striking out 16 without giving up a hit. Ben Deangelis with the save with 3k. Logan Butkins led the offense with 2 hits and RBI
Way to GO Spartans!!
2nd Annual Sparty!
CALLING ALL SPARTANS! Boosters is psyched to announce we will be hosting the 2nd annual SPARTY at Manning Field! Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 25th, from 2-6pm! Volleyball, Spikeball, Can Jam, Corn Hole, great food, music and more! #SpartyOn
CRAIG FEENEY MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT and Dinner
SUNDAY MAY 19
2nd Annual
CRAIG FEENEY
MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT and Dinner
See flyer to sign up! Or sponsor a T-shirt or Tee Box!Contact Mark Reed with questions 401-465-4214
mark.reed@scituateschoolsri.net
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