Last week, elementary and middle school students met with Superintendent Regulbuto to begin discussing the Sandy Hook Promise initiative during their Superintendent Advisory Council meeting.
The first year of this program is Start With Hello: Teaching empathy and empowering students to end social isolation by following three easy steps. Start With Hello is one of Sandy Hook Promise’s no-cost Know the Signs programs and teaches students to be more socially inclusive and connected to each other. With activities and curricula available for all ages, students are empowered to end social isolation in three easy steps.
We look forward to incorporating this initiative into our District with student ambassadors leading us all in this work!
Students in Mrs. Silk's third-grade class identified real fossils to create fossil timelines and made their own fossil molds.
Friday night's Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser was a huge success. We're so grateful to our incredible community for their amazing support of Mt. Everett Middle School.
The performances at tonight's Cabaret were incredible. Thank you to all who came out to support the Music Department!
7th and 8th graders are preparing for tonight's Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser. Please come out and support our students. 5 pm - Mt. Everett Cafeteria
4th grade student Mckinley Piser did a fantastic job acting as Principal for the day! Mckinley responsibilities for the day included,
- making morning announcements
- visiting each classroom
- giving out the Staff Effort Award
- participating in the Superintendent's Advisory Council
- designing and ordering customized toothbrushes for a 2nd grade class
- supervising 1st grade lunch and running Trivia
- introducing our Girls on The Run representative
- Inspecting each room to see who would be awarded the coveted Cleanest Classroom Eagle Bobblehead Recognition
- and met with our Central Office Admin Assistant and the Superintendent
She was also able to extend recess for all! Thank you for your hard work Principal Mckinley!
UConn was the destination for The New Day Club yesterday, where they enjoyed a college tour and a men's basketball game.
Last night's Literacy Night at UME was a hit, with enthusiastic participation from all!
Our amazing aerospace engineering students are putting their hard work to the test with their first set of trial flights for the American Rocketry Challenge.
Officer Winston, accompanied by Officer Derby from the Pittsfield PD, stopped by school today to say hello to our students. @officerwinstonpittsfieldpd
Check out this week's News & Notes! https://secure.smore.com/n/c5snw
Yaritza Cruz-Bravo has become Mt. Everett's first-ever female wrestler to place at the Division 3 state tournament, earning a remarkable 3rd place. The Mt. Everett boys team also performed well, securing 14th place out of 53 teams. Congratulations to Diego Cruz (2nd), Connor Lupiani (2nd), and Max Manning (7th) for their outstanding results. All four wrestlers will advance to the All-State tournament in Methuen next weekend.
The work of our Fall Photography students was featured in SchoolArts Magazine, a national publication for Art Education.
Check out the article here:
https://lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?i=839684&p=31&view=issueViewer
Middle School Spaghetti Dinner this Friday!
Friday, Feb 28th at 5 pm
$15 per person ($10 seniors or students)
Cabaret 7 pm $10 ticket or discounted $3 if you attend the dinner
All proceeds will go toward funding the 8th-grade trip to Washington, D.C., and the 7th-grade oceanography and sailing experience.
Issue 30 of Educating Our Eagles is available to read:
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/69910446/educatingoureagles30
Students in Mrs. Retzel's fifth grade use their knowledge of electrical energy to build with basic circuit materials.
Elementary students at NMC and UME enjoyed a science assembly before winter break.
The assembly, facilitated by Science Heroes Inc., was interactive, entertaining, and inspiring! This event was generously sponsored by the NMC PTA and the UME PTO!
Happy Valentine's Day from Mount Everett! ❤️ Our students spread the love with some beautiful serenades for classmates and staff.
A huge thank you to Dale Alden for sharing his time and expertise as a "Veteran in the Classroom" in Mr. Rapport's middle school History and Civics classes.
We appreciate your dedication to the students of SBRSD and thank you for sharing your wealth of constitutional knowledge.
In 6th grade science, we're exploring the nervous system and reaction time. Students are using rulers to measure how quickly they can respond to a visual stimulus.
