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Flag Raising Starts the 2023-2024 School Year Strong
The theme for the school year is ‘Strength in Community,’ and provides a sentiment to revisit and think about as the year progresses.Read More -
Celebrating the Light of Knowledge With Grade 9
Members of the Shore community came together on Thursday, June 8, for the Grade 9 Celebrating the Light of Knowledge ceremony.Read More -
Shore's 86th Closing Exercises
Read MoreDespite ominous skies and an eventual downpour, the Shore community joyfully celebrated eighth grade students and their graduation. -
Grade 5 Annual Musical and Promotion Ceremony
Grade 5 Shore students performed their annual musical and celebrated their promotion on Thursday, June 1.Read More -
Not Your Average Folktale: How Grade 4 Took Oral Storytelling to New Heights
“Because these are stories about their families, they are going to be connecting and honoring them and are going to be impacted by what they've been through. For me, that is the passion,” said World Language Teacher Omar Machado.Read More -
Grades 5-9 Visual Arts Show and Pop Rock Concert
Read MoreAfter months of hard work, Shore students' creativity and talent was displayed on May 18. -
Shore Announces the Next President of the Board of Trustees
Amanda Jackson has been elected to serve as Shore’s next President of the Board of Trustees.Read More -
Shore Employees Honored During Annual Night of Celebration
Read MoreShore employees were honored at the annual “Night of Celebration” on May 4. Around 150 guests gathered in the Trustey Family Theatre for the hallowed Shore tradition recognizing the accomplishments, milestones, and departures of faculty and staff. -
Brooksby Buddies: Grade One Builds Meaningful Community Connections Through Intergenerational Learning
“We know the benefits of intergenerational learning and building relationships with people who might not be in their life if it weren’t for programs like Brooksby Buddies,” says first grade teacher Emily Glore.Read More -
Pura Vida: Grade 9 Travels to Costa Rica
Traveling to Costa Rica contextualized what Grade 9 students had been learning about in an academic sense, and offered a special opportunity to live out the Community Code in their final weeks as Shore students. While mastering kindness, respect, and dependability at home is one thing, putting those skills into practice with new people and in a new setting is a true test – especially in being open.Read More
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Food for Thought: Nourishing the Shore Community
As students arrive at school and make their way to their classrooms, Executive Chef and Nutrition Director Laura Wood and her team are already hours into the daily process of preparing meals and snacks for over 450 people.Read More
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