The Gibbons School 2nd grade students pictured here did a great job leading the Pledge of Allegiance during the daily announcements with Mr. Guglia!
Kindergarten students in Ms. Flewelling's class at the Wilkins School are seen here exploring pumpkins during their science time!
The South School Sharks recently recognized the October S.H.A.R.K. Students of the Month. These students (pictured here) have consistently displayed the South School S.H.A.R.K. principles of being safe, hard working, accountable, respectful, and kind. Congratulations!
The Stoughton High volleyball team is pictured here after beating Holyoke 3-1 in a MIAA Division 2 State Tournament preliminary round match!
Take a look at some pictures from the South School's Walk to School Day! Great day for a walk!
The Dawe School had its first "Walk to School" event of the year on October 12 with more than 120 Dawe Dragons attending! It was a perfect morning for a walk!
Congratulations to Chris Weigel, a choir director at Stoughton High School, for singing the National Anthem before the start of the Patriots/Lions game at Gillette Stadium on October 9! Prior to joining the SHS staff this school year, Mr. Weigel was a music teacher at the Dawe School. You can watch Mr. Weigel's performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp2slvkW8KM
Congratulations to the 2022 Stoughton Black Knights of the Homecoming Court! These eight seniors at Stoughton High - Drew Cesario, Kerry Driscoll, Shayla Ford, Murtaza Khalil, Samantha LaFarge, Lucas Pokraka, Juliana Rivera, and Tagh Swierzewski - were voted on by their classmates and were recognized for their hard work, dedication, and contribution to the greater Stoughton High School community. The Homecoming Court was honored at halftime of the SHS football game on October 7.
Fourth grade students in Mrs. Palmer's class at the Hansen School (pictured here) had the chance to take part in a virtual meet the author event with NBA superstar Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors. Students from around the world could attend this virtual event, where Curry did a live reading from his debut picture book, "I Have a Superpower", and shared an inspirational message with participants.
Third grade students at the Wilkins School participated in a rounding activity. They went “shopping” where they had $1 to spend and chose two items they wanted to buy. They rounded the prices of the items, added these together, and determined if they had enough money to buy both items.
Mrs. Criscuolo’s kindergarten class at the Gibbons School celebrated "apple week" to mark the start of fall! Students did various experiments with apples, apple stamping, and other apple-themed crafts!
During a recent class in the learning commons at the Dawe School, students watched videos about how the Golden Gate Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge were built and then had the chance to design and build their own bridges.
As part of the units of study phonics program, kindergarten students at the Wilkins School made “name” necklaces.
The South School Sharks recognized the September S.H.A.R.K. Students of the Month at a special assembly. These students (pictured here) have consistently displayed the South School S.H.A.R.K. principles of being safe, hard working, accountable, respectful, and kind. Congratulations!
The Dawe School focuses on different positive character traits each month and honors students for displaying those character traits at a "Caught with Character" assembly. Compassion - caring for others with kindness - was the character trait for September. Congratulations to these Dawe Dragons who were recently recognized for showing compassion!
The Stoughton High girls cross country team poses for this picture after their win over Canton!
Take a look at some pictures of the Stoughton High cheerleaders performing at halftime of a recent SHS football game!
Wilkins Wildcats are showing their school pride by wearing their favorite Wildcat gear or orange and black!
Third graders in Mrs. Johnson's class at the South School recently presented their "digital brown bag autobiographies." Students uploaded photos of five things that were special to them (people, pets, places, hobbies, favorite items, etc.) to share with their classmates so they could learn a little bit more about each other during the first month of school.
Grade 1 students at the Hansen School enjoyed learning about the scientific method with a fun experiment. They made a hypothesis about what would happen when vinegar was added to an apple with some baking soda in it.
