Pre-K students brought their A-game to P.E. class! Their energy is contagious!
Mount Everett student, Rosie, is pursuing a Studio course where she is studying the evolution of bread. She has been uncovering how a simple staple has shaped cultures and history by this hands-on and student-led experience. Rosie is baking her way through the ages, from the earliest known flatbreads to the artisan loaves of the modern era.
The fall sports season is off to a strong start for the Eagles!
It was a great day for both the varsity girls and JV boys teams. The boys' team had a decisive 5-1 victory against Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion School.
Fall Sports Photos:
Eagle fans, we want to see the action through your lens! Please send us your Fall sports photos! We are especially in need of volleyball, track, and golf!
It was a great day for both the varsity girls and JV boys teams. The boys' team had a decisive 5-1 victory against Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion School.
Fall Sports Photos:
Eagle fans, we want to see the action through your lens! Please send us your Fall sports photos! We are especially in need of volleyball, track, and golf!
In their Photography One class, students studied John Szarkowski's 1978 MoMA exhibition, "Mirrors and Windows: American Photography since 1960." They explored a central metaphor: photography as both a window and a mirror.
A photograph can be a window, offering a glimpse into the world beyond our own experience. At the same time, it can be a mirror, reflecting the photographer’s life, feelings, and personal perspective.
A photograph can be a window, offering a glimpse into the world beyond our own experience. At the same time, it can be a mirror, reflecting the photographer’s life, feelings, and personal perspective.
At UME, our students are kicking off the year with purpose! They're setting personal and academic goals to make this school year their best one yet.
Inspired by the book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds, our Kindergarteners discovered that everyone can make their mark and be creative. They've been exploring different ways to make their own dots and create something wonderful from them. We are so proud of their artistic imaginations!
The first five-day week of the school year was a success! We are wishing everyone a restful and relaxing weekend. Superintendent Ricca's newsletter can be found here: https://secure.smore.com/n/713ct
The Spanish 4, 5, and AP classes came together for a delicious and collaborative lesson on Spanish culinary traditions! We had a great time learning about and making some incredible gazpacho.
Our high school ceramics elective is where imagination meets clay, and a simple lump of earth transforms into a work of art.
Gears are turning and circuits are buzzing! SBRSD students are learning about cutting-edge technology including robotics and electric vehicles!
Eighth-grade art students delved into the world of stencils, a powerful method for creating art. They explored the iconic street art of Banksy before designing their own silhouette stencils. Using water-based spray paint, acrylics, chalk, and paint markers, the students brought their unique personalities to life through art.
A huge thank you to the Undermountain PTO for putting on an incredible back-to-school carnival. The highlight of the event was undoubtedly the "sweet" welcome our students gave to Superintendent Ricca, who was an amazing sport and let himself be pied in the face. We're also incredibly grateful to Julia Devoti, Class of 2024, for her fantastic photos that captured all the fun!
The students in the NMC prekindergarten class had a wonderful first week of school. They had fun painting the first letter of their names for the "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Who is in our PreK room" bulletin board. They also used a mirror to draw and paint self-portraits, first making an outline with a black crayon and then painting with watercolors at the easels. The class is also looking forward to watching the two monarch caterpillars in the room emerge from their chrysalises and become butterflies.
Our incredible science students are thinking outside the box! They're using their knowledge of physics and engineering to build tensegrity structures. These mesmerizing sculptures seem to float, but are actually held in place by a precise balance of tension and compression.
Our SBRSD students and staff are showing off their school spirit.
Varsity Boys clinched their first victory of the season tonight at Gateway. A fantastic effort from both the Varsity and JV teams!
It was perfect tennis weather for this morning's Wellness class.
This semester, our Piano 1 students are honing their skills and learning new techniques. Musical acts like reading music, playing an instrument, and dancing fire up the cerebellum, motor cortex, sensory cortex, and visual cortex. These activities can also improve memory and coordination.
Mt. Everett Middle School students had a blast at their Start of the Year Field Day. It was a great morning of fun, games, and team-building, helping everyone get to know their classmates and build a strong school community. Here's to a great year ahead!
Mount Everett's newest Eagles officially joined the middle school yesterday during a special ceremony. Each sixth-grade student was welcomed by Mr. Carpenter, who demonstrated proper handshake etiquette before recognizing them as the newest members of the Mount Everett family.
