Mrs. Salinetti’s grade five students dissected owl pellets to learn about how energy travels through an ecosystem!
Are these seniors working hard or hardly working? Spot the clues and decide for yourself!
All jokes aside, we can definitely spot the clues that they are working incredibly hard. We are deeply proud of our seniors who are balancing their current studies with the intense demands of planning their next stages of education and career. With college application deadlines fast approaching, their dedication is truly commendable.
All jokes aside, we can definitely spot the clues that they are working incredibly hard. We are deeply proud of our seniors who are balancing their current studies with the intense demands of planning their next stages of education and career. With college application deadlines fast approaching, their dedication is truly commendable.
That's a wrap! Huge gratitude to everyone who stayed behind to help tidy up after a wonderful senior luncheon. Your willingness to help is truly appreciated!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make the annual senior citizen luncheon such a wonderful success!
Under the direction of Ms. Connie Gott, the Mount Everett culinary students prepared and served a feast for our guests.
Final preparations are complete; we are ready to begin. We are honored to welcome the seniors from our community to the school.
Students and staff are making arrangements to welcome guests for the annual Senior Citizen Luncheon.
When there's snow on the ground, ga-ga ball moves indoors!
Marjorie Borreda of Le Petit Ranch in Sheffield visited the UME Kindergarten classes to host a Mini Vet Clinic! Students learned about the different types of veterinarians, how to recognize when a dog isn’t feeling well, how to apply bandages, and much more. Our Kindergarteners were highly engaged and eager to practice their new veterinary skills. Many thanks to Marjorie and to sponsor, Bilmar Vet Services, for making this wonderful learning experience possible at our school.
Students in Ms. Dillon’s fourth grade science class design, build and test space craft landers following their study of force, motion and gravity.
Our robotics students are taking on a huge challenge: marine trash. They're currently testing a new aquatic robot prototype designed to potentially collect debris from the sea.
This hands-on project combines engineering innovation with environmental responsibility.
This hands-on project combines engineering innovation with environmental responsibility.
The Rotary Interact Club is thrilled to announce the incredible success of our recent food drive!
Thanks to the amazing generosity of the students and families at Undermountain Elementary and Mount Everett High School, we collected a total of 1,353 items for the Sheffield Food Pantry!
We extend our deepest gratitude to all the families who donated—your contributions will make a significant difference in our community.
Thanks to the amazing generosity of the students and families at Undermountain Elementary and Mount Everett High School, we collected a total of 1,353 items for the Sheffield Food Pantry!
We extend our deepest gratitude to all the families who donated—your contributions will make a significant difference in our community.
Work is underway on the art wing's yearly snowman portrait exhibit.
The NMC PreK students have been enjoying several festive and educational activities centered around the themes of the Little Blue Truck story and Thanksgiving. They collaborated to build and paint their own Little Blue Truck, crafted masks of their favorite farm animals from the story, and enthusiastically acted out the narrative. Fine motor skills were practiced through tabletop activities such as making "Turkey Stew" using counting games and fun additions, sorting colored turkeys, and sculpting playdough farm animals for barn mats. To prepare for their special "Friendsgiving" luncheon, each child created unique watercolor turkey decorations. The children shared a communal feast, bringing in items to share, and enjoyed reading the book "Thanksgiving is for Giving Thanks" while they ate, making the celebration a delightful blend of literacy, art, cooperative play, and gratitude.
Mount Everett students are preparing for the upcoming senior luncheon!
Mt. Everett's annual S.A.D.D. volleyball tournament was a success!
Get thee to the TAC PAC for tonight's show: Richard III - 7pm!
The Mount Everett Theatre Department and Shakespeare and Company proudly present Richard III.
Tickets - $8 for students or $10 for adults.
Mount Everett’s performance at Shakespeare and Company’s Fall Festival will be Sunday, November 23rd, at 3:30 p.m. For ticket information for the Fall Festival, visit www.Shakespeare.org or call 413-637-3353.
The Mount Everett Theatre Department and Shakespeare and Company proudly present Richard III.
Tickets - $8 for students or $10 for adults.
Mount Everett’s performance at Shakespeare and Company’s Fall Festival will be Sunday, November 23rd, at 3:30 p.m. For ticket information for the Fall Festival, visit www.Shakespeare.org or call 413-637-3353.
The Kindergarten students at both UME and NMC visited the Berkshire Botanical Gardens in Stockbridge. We learned some nature vocabulary words - "evergreen," "deciduous," and "topiary." We also learned about pollination and went on a seed scavenger hunt through the woods!
Italia Oates officially signed with Quinnipiac University for their Acrobatics and Tumbling Program! Congratulations Italia!
🌟 Sponsor a Yearbook Page! 🌟
The yearbook committee is offering Page Sponsorships to local businesses and supportive families. This is a unique opportunity to gain visibility while directly contributing to the creation of a cherished memory book for our students.
What Does a Page Sponsorship Look Like?
For a single investment of $20, your business or family will receive exclusive recognition on a dedicated page within the yearbook.
Visibility: Your name will be featured on the page with the line:
"This page generously donated by (Name of Business/Family)"
Contact kgiordano@sbrsd.org for more information
The yearbook committee is offering Page Sponsorships to local businesses and supportive families. This is a unique opportunity to gain visibility while directly contributing to the creation of a cherished memory book for our students.
What Does a Page Sponsorship Look Like?
For a single investment of $20, your business or family will receive exclusive recognition on a dedicated page within the yearbook.
Visibility: Your name will be featured on the page with the line:
"This page generously donated by (Name of Business/Family)"
Contact kgiordano@sbrsd.org for more information
