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List of 10 news stories.
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World Celebration Day: Culture, Learning, and Connection
World Celebration Day offered our school community a special opportunity to explore international traditions, music, art, cuisine, and customs. It was a joyful way to spark curiosity and celebrate the unique identities that make up our global family.Read More -
The House of Their Dreams: Thought-Provoking Work in Spanish Class
Designed to engage students with their vocabulary words, what could’ve been a simple memorization exercise instead becomes a thought-provoking journey which inspires the student to dream big and encourages peer discussion. These fascinating projects are windows into the world of the child, allowing their boundless imagination and curiosity to flourish while keeping the focus on retaining key basic Spanish language skills which will provide the foundation for years of future learning as they continue their academic journey.Read More -
Pre-K 2's Migration Project Brings Positive Change to Shore
Pre-K students have been learning about migratory species, and Mrs. White thought there would be no better way to help them understand the complex ecological process than for the students to become ‘migratory animals’ themselves. This year's 'migrators' left their mark on the Dining Hall with a creative idea that will solve problems for Pre-K students for years to come.Read More -
Shoredecott Expo Encourages A Love Of Reading
The Grade 4 Shoredecott Expo is a unique project paying homage to the Caldecott children’s book awards and is widely recognized as one of the annual highlights of Shore’s library program. Parallel to the real Caldecott awards, students immerse themselves in the rigorous process of reviewing, voting, and ultimately selecting their favorite children’s book of the year from a field of numerous books. Students read a set number of books, and then work together with their peers to determine finalists and vote.Read More -
Journey to the Balkans: A Loring Award Reflection
Read MoreShore's seventh grade history curriculum, which I’ve taught for over a decade, centers on European and Middle Eastern history — with the Balkan Peninsula at the crossroads of these two regions. Receiving the Loring Award provided the opportunity for me to travel to the Balkans and explore its unique history and culture firsthand. This journey deepened my understanding of the region’s rich and complex past, allowing me to bring stories, insights, and photos back to the classroom to enrich my students’ learning experience. -
The Green Team's Textile Fashion Show: One Student's Extravagant Dream That Became Reality
The Shore Green Team’s extravagant Textile Fashion Show was a wonderful success! This fun event, which featured many Shore faculty and staff donning ridiculous garments, had a palpable deeper meaning, and the Green Team was able to engage the audience with humor that aided in getting the real point across.Read More -
Nibi the Beaver, A Local Celebrity, Visits Shore
Nibi the beaver, the same furry friend for whom Massachusetts governor Maura Healey personally issued a permit to extend the animal’s tenure at Newhouse Wildlife Rescue, came to visit campus and was a huge hit with the students. Shore was lucky to be one of the first stops on Nibi’s journey, which will include educational trips to schools around the state to increase public awareness of the many dangers facing native species local to Massachusetts.Read More -
Introducing Young Learners to Coding with Cubetto
Read MoreShore’s youngest learners are exploring the world of technology without screens through an innovative, creative, and hands-on experience called Cubetto. Cubetto is a screen-free coding playset that introduces Pre-K students to early programming skills in the most developmentally appropriate way, through play! -
Lasting Lessons: A Latin Tribute to Pompeii’s Lost Voices
They say Latin is a dead language, but in the Shore Latin classroom, the characters in textbooks are brought to life. Lucia, Grumio, Quintus, Caecilius — these are not mere names; they are personalities, celebrities, even friends.Read More -
The American Hero Project
Read MoreMarch is Women’s History Month, and every March Grade 5 students pause their chronological study of United States history to tell the stories of trailblazing women who worked to ensure that the basic tenets of American democracy applied to all people.
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