Superintendent Regulbuto collaborated with partners from Transcend and shared the SBRSD community approach to rural education innovation! https://transcendeducation.org/how-education-policy-leads-to-extraordinary-experiences-for-students/
Fifth-grade students have been studying biomes and the ecosystems that exist within them. Using the landforms created by the fourth graders, the fifth graders researched the environment of their assigned biome and identified the types of producers, consumers, and decomposers that live there. Pictured are students creating models of the plants and animals that inhabit their biome. This collaborative project between the fourth and fifth graders has been a great learning experience, and we can't wait to see the final results!
Thank you to all of our local and state legislators and members of our community who took the time to attend our Rural Education Showcase! https://theberkshireedge.com/legislators-visit-southern-berkshire-regional-school-district-for-rural-education/
Mount Everett AP Spanish students traveled to Albany for a cultural immersion experience, first attending a captivating Flamenco dance performance and then savoring authentic Colombian cuisine at a traditional restaurant.
The NMC Pre-K class had a wonderful time on their first field trip! They visited the town library where Mrs. O'Brien read them a captivating story. The children also had the opportunity to choose books to explore.
Next, the class strolled over to the Mill River Post Office. There, they learned how to buy a stamp and mail a letter to their own homes. The excitement was palpable as they sent their letters on their way.
The adventure continued at the Mill River General Store. Maddie, the kind owner, gave the children a tour and even gave them special treats. They learned about local honey and other products made from it. The children are eagerly anticipating a visit to the farm in the spring.
Congratulations to the cast and crew on a successful opening night of Twelfth Night.
You have three more opportunities to catch the show - tomorrow at 2 pm and 7 pm and at the Tina Packer Playhouse on Saturday, November 23 at 1:15 pm
Mt. Everett’s production of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night begins tonight!
11/15 - 7 pm
11/16 - 2 pm and 7 pm
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The Mount Everett band welcomed (with fanfare!) visitors for the Voices for Rural Education Showcase at SBRSD this morning including the Acting Commissioner of Education, our Local Legislators, DESE representatives, our Community Partners, the School Committee, Select Board Members, and Finance Committee Members. The goal of the event is to showcase the many innovative programs and practices our rural school system has developed as a way to sustain our schools and to ensure that we meet the collective vision our communities created to provide educational excellence for all students. Visitors were treated to a sneak peek of this weekend's theatre production, a student-made introduction video, and a tour of the schools. Representative Pignatelli joined the band on the trumpet!
The National Honor Society hosted a Veterans Day dinner to show their appreciation for those in our community who have served.
Mount Everett's production of Twelfth Night as part of Shakespeare and Company's Fall Festival begins next weekend!
Showtimes are Friday 11/15 at 7 and Saturday 11/16 at 2pm and 7pm.
Homecoming 2024 🦅🦅
As part of our Veterans Day preparations, our middle schoolers had the privilege of listening to local veterans, including some of our own Mt. Everett alumni. Students wrote heartfelt cards to express their gratitude for our community's veterans.
Students in Dr. Von Ruden's STEM class are designing, building, and testing their own Rube Goldberg alarm clock. Named after American cartoonist Rube Goldberg, this is a chain reaction–type machine or contraption intentionally designed to perform a simple task in an indirect and overly complicated way. Stay tuned for a behind-the-scenes video and the finished product!
A NOTE FROM THE POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY COUNCIL:
Building good habits can transform your life! Here are a few tips to make them stick:
1. Start Small: Focus on one habit at a time. Small steps lead to big changes!
2. Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve and why it matters to you.
3. Create a Routine: Incorporate your new habit into your daily schedule to make it a natural part of your life.
4. Track Your Progress: Use a journal or an app to celebrate your milestones, no matter how small.
5. Stay Accountable: Share your goals with a friend or join a community to keep each other motivated.
6. Be Patient: Remember, it takes time to build lasting habits. Don’t be too hard on yourself!
What habit are you working on this week? Share below! 👇✨ #GoodHabits #PositiveChange #Motivation
- fin vion
A NOTE FROM THE POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY COUNCIL:
Positive Self Talk:
A great way to set yourself up for success, mental or physical, is positive self-talk. Saying things like “I’m going to fail this test” or “I do everything wrong” sets you up for failure and is a self-fulfilling prophecy. But going completely and unrealistically positive also sets yourself up for failure and false confidence. So first ground your breath and say realistic affirmations, and set realistic plans. Say things like “I’m going to get these chores done because that is what I am most physically able to do” or “I’m going to pass this test because I have studied as much as I could.” Setting realistic expectations is the key to positive self-talk and leads to a more successful life.
Jade Brown
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Our seventh graders carried on a beloved SBRSD tradition today by releasing their hot air balloons.
Yesterday, Undermountain Elementary had a few special guest visits during the launch of the Scholastic United States of Readers™ Literacy program! Thank you, Senator Anne Gobi, and Representative Smitty Pignatelli for speaking to our students. We would also like to thank Author, Jerry Pallotta for visitng and talking with students about his "Who Would Win?" books! Students enjoyed every second of this exciting experience!
Halloween Karaoke party in 6th grade Chorus
