ALL DETAILS HERE

Know where to go and bring a FULLY CHARGED Chromebook and a charger!

• 9th grade- Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers and head to the main gym at 7:45 AM- Bring a bagged lunch and go home at 12:30
• 10th grade- PSAT 10- Bring a bagged lunch and go home at 12:30
• 11th grade- SAT- Bring a bagged lunch and go home at 12:30
• 12th grade- Senior Project Work - Bring a bagged lunch and go home at 12:30

SAT's and PSAT's

Welcome to testing season!! HERE are some of the whole class and individual incentives for state testing!

• All Things Testing!!

  
  

  • SAT/PSAT- April 8th (STATE TEST)
  • April 22nd NGSA Boot Camp Day 2
  • May 8th NGSA State Test (STATE TEST)

  Don't stress... Do your best!

  
  

  
  

Scituate High School scored top (5 out of 5) in every category for the state accountability rating but only earned 4 out of 5 for our 2024 SAT and PSAT scores. Students and teachers have worked very hard this year to prepare our sophomores and juniors for the test on Tuesday! Please be sure to try your very best!

It is hard to believe however, the end of quarter three closed on Tuesday! Report cards will be emailed to families on Friday, April 11th

The Scituate School Department will be on April break from April 12th through April 20th

Congrats to the seniors for winning the 2025 Spartan Olympics! Thanks to Ava P, Austin S, and Ms. Remka for making it happen!!

Unified Spartans won their game against North Providence this week!! With 3 pointers scored by Jacob Flanagan and Antonio DiRaimo! We will hold a whole-school game on Thursday during period 9!

Please complete this form to nominate the Scituate Teacher and Support Staff of the Year. We strive to acknowledge the great work of our teachers and staff. Our collective vision around our teacher of the year is to publicly recognize the teacher who inspires, is equitable, creates opportunities for all, challenges students to reach their full potential, and is a positive role model and contributor to the Scituate school community.

• District Teacher of the Year Nomination Form

• District Support Staff of the Year Nomination Form

This week, Quintin Nard, from Johnson and Wales University, visited the Culinary classes discussing benefits of an education. He demonstrated how to prepare Gnocchi and Cajun Spiced Chicken. The students enjoyed the presentation and look forward to making the recipe in class.

Physical Science Students have been learning about magnetism and have been presented with five challenges. The culminating portion of this investigation challenges students to design, build and test a magnetically powered vehicle and then maneuver it through a course requiring forward and reverse motion AND be able to turn left and right. These events will take place next week and winners will be announced in next week's newsletter.

The document below contains details for the graduating class of 2025! Please review it carefully and reach out with any questions!

Senior Project Presentation Night is fast approaching; it is being held on Thursday, May 22nd after school at the high school. Mrs. Morton is looking for teachers, staff, parents and community members that are interested in judging this year's presentations. Please contact her at jill.morton@scituatehighschoolsri.net .

Let’s support our seniors!

Congratulations to the following students who will be inducted into Scituate's chapter of the National Honor Society on May 7. The ceremony begins at 6:30 pm in the auditorium. Anyone with questions should contact advisor Mrs. Stormont at maggie.stormont@scituateschoolsri.net.

Bishop Green

Annette Hartley

Cameron Healey

Calvin Hillis-Piecyk

Aiden Lobao

Jordan Mailhot

Isabella O'Leary

Jacob Robinson

Sadie Robitaille

Brady Scanlon

Molly Sheehan

Emma Smith

Students, did you know that you can get extra help in reading, writing or math after school if you need it?

Ms. Antonelli (ELA) is available for Reading and Writing support after school on TUESDAY from 2:20-3:20. Also, if you have a quiz or test you need to make up, you can drop in to Ms. Antonelli’s class after school to get your work done. Room 210

Mr. Soucar (Math) is after school on Thursdays from 2:20-3:20 for Math Academic Support. Room 109

Ms. Manchester (Special Ed) is also available for academic support to assist students with Math, ELA, Science, or Social Studies on Thursday from 2:20-3:20. Room 208

Please see Ms. Antonelli, Mr. Soucar, Ms. Manchester, or Ms. Goffe if you have any questions about staying after school.

Come hear the High School Band and Chorus at these events!

5/26 Memorial Day Parade meet at the school 9am

5/30 Great East Music Festival

6/6 Graduation

It's not too late to fill out your FAFSA! Please reach out to Ms. Mixner by April 11th if you would be interested in working with representatives from the college planning center at school to complete your FAFSA.

Congratulations to the following students on their recent college acceptances!

Bella Wilson - University of New Hampshire

Shiloah Mittra - New England Institute of Technology, Roger Williams University, University of New Haven, Johnson and Wales University, Rhode Island College, Coppin State University

Ruby Weissman - Rhode Island College

American Legion Scholarship, and Italian American Scholarship applications are available!

See Mrs. Erickson in School Counseling.

Scholarships Available

Find your scholarship opportunity

The Rhode Island Foundation, the largest and most comprehensive funder

of nonprofit organizations in Rhode Island, manages more than 150

scholarship and fellowship funds. We offer assistance for middle school to

post-graduate levels, certificate programs, and a variety of fields of study

and interest areas.

Dozens of generous individual, family, and organizational donors have

established scholarship funds with us to help students like you defray

educational expenses.

For students attending technical or trade schools, the Foundation offers

the David L. Taton Family Vocational/Technical Scholarship Fund. This

scholarship opportunity is open year round and is reviewed on a rolling

basis.

In addition to general scholarship assistance, the Foundation offers a

number of awards for study abroad, jewelry design, nursing, and students

who are looking to achieve personal growth through travel and public

service.

Visit www.rifoundation.org/scholarships

to find your scholarship opportunity today!

For more information about the scholarship and fellowship opportunities

available at the Rhode Island Foundation, please contact Monica Benson,

Scholarship and Special Funds Administrator, at (401) 427-4017 or

mbenson@rifoundation.org.

Please consider donating to the Dan Casey Memorial Scholarship Fund. (The scholarship awards graduating Scituate High School seniors on it’s wrestling team, where he taught, coached and was a director of guidance)

Kindly use the below link, (it’s easy) typing in ‘Dan Casey Memorial Scholaship Fund’ in the ‘in memory of’ box. Thank you so much for your support and for your generosity for these students and for helping his legacy live on.

On behalf of the American Legion, Scituate Post 19, I would like to inform you about our program each year to be very beneficial to Scituate High school students. The American Legion Boys State and the

Little Rhody Boys/Girls State offers an opportunity to Junior High School students a week of learning, participation, and meeting government officials at the Rhode Island State House.

Please go to their website; www.littlerhodyboysstate.com and legionri.org to learn more about the program. Scituate Post 19 will sponsor and paid for the week of stay at St. Andrew’s School in Barrington, RI. In their website, you will find the application forms, guidelines, and more detailed information.

Any student who currently has a license and plans to park on campus must complete the form below by September 15th 2023. Please reach out to Mr. Ceprano with questions! Students must have their licence and a car in order to get a pass.

Email: ParentPortal@ScituateSchoolsRI.net

See all of the amazing happenings at the Hope Library!

sal.gelsomino@scituateschoolsri.net

Unified Basketball Day Game!!

Spartans VS. Sentinels

When: 4/10/25 (Period 9)

Wear Blue & White!!

Congratulations to Austin Simas who was named RIIL student athlete of the year!!

Scituate HS boys Lax beat Narragansett last night at home on Caito, 3-2! Scituate’s defense dominated all game. Next game at home again, against E. Providence on 4/8 at 4:15pm. Come and cheer our lax boys on!

K. Werbecki (Thanks!)

Jack Scanlon started on the mound, followed by Matt Johnson. Spartans swung the bats but ultimately lost to the Division 2 Central team 6-4.

Ms McNamara

Out of order, but we couldn't miss an opportunity share Scituate boys tennis great night! After a clean sweep at Monday’s match, they kept the momentum going with a dominant 7-0 win over Woonsocket tonight!

Let’s go Spartans!

Thanks again to Ms. Bettez for the amazing photos capturing these winning moments!

The Scituate School Department has released an updated non-discrimination policy. Please note that our Scituate High School 2018-2019 student and parent handbook was printed before the new statement was released. Therefore, the non-discrimination policy in this year's handbook is out of date. The current policy with updates is as follows:

The Scituate School Department does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, race, religion, national origin, color, creed, political affiliation or disability in any of its educational programs and activities, and in employment and application for employment, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1965, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and other federal and state laws that prohibit discrimination. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Equal Employment Officer, P.O. Box 188, North Scituate, Rhode Island 02857, Telephone: (401) 647-4100; Email: EEO@ScituateSchoolsRI.net. You may also direct inquiries directly to: Office for Civil Rights (Boston Office), U.S. Department of Education, 8th Floor, 5 Post Office Square, Boston, MA 02109-3921, Telephone: (617) 289-0111; Facsimile: (617) 289-0150; Email: OCR.Boston@ed.gov. If you require an accommodation to attend a meeting or program at a school, call the Equal Employment Officer at least two business days in advance of the meeting or program.