Students from Interact delivered cupcakes to Mr. Bleau's homeroom as a reward for being the group that collected the most donations for the Sheffield Food Pantry.
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Robotics students are preparing for their competition at the beginning of February.
Some fun on the ice before break!
Before break, UME students participated in a whole school sing-along!
The Mount Everett Rotary Interact club organized a Holiday food drive for the Sheffield People’s Pantry. The Mount Everett community was very generous! Thank you so much for all these needed donations!
Having delved into the lives of others through individual readings of autobiographies, the AP English students hosted a tea party, each student assuming the persona of their chosen subject.
Mount Everett rang in the winter break with a spirited pep rally!
Mount Everett students participated in pre-break fun and workshops! Middle and high school students enjoyed a variety of activities, including ice skating, curling, door decorating, arts and crafts, baking, and more!
We extend our sincere gratitude to the Mount Everett alumni who generously shared their valuable experiences with our current students.
This morning, the classrooms were filled with friendly competition as high school advisories put their creative engineering skills to the test by building and then playing on their own miniature golf courses. Teams had 15 minutes to build a course using only materials found in their advisory classroom!
Spirit Week continues with Ugly Sweater Day!
The latest issue of SBRSD's curriculum and instruction newsletter, Educating Our Eagles, is now available.
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/69447336/educatingoureagles28
✨ Mount Everett Band seniors showed their gratitude to the educators who shaped them with 'My Band Shirt, My Impact.' Each student honored a staff member with a personalized shirt and a touching tribute. ✨ Thank you to all the amazing teachers who make a difference!
Eighth-grade students went to the Norman Rockwell Museum to engage with Anita Kunz's "Original Sisters" exhibit. As part of their English Language Arts curriculum, students composed structured paragraphs analyzing one of the remarkable women featured in Kunz's illustrated portrait series. This experience provided valuable insights into how these pioneering women overcame challenges and revolutionized their respective fields, equipping students with crucial knowledge for their upcoming Civics project this spring.
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Spirit Week kicked off with pajama day!
Boys basketball had a win against McCann at yesterday's home game. Great job, Eagles!
Great job to the Mt. Everett wrestling team who finished 10th out of 19 teams at the Knighthawk classic in Holyoke this weekend. Diego Cruz won 1st place at the tournament, Max Manning, 3rd, and Ian Lanoue, 2nd. Congratulations wrestlers!
Berkshire Botanical Garden spent the last 6 weeks teaching UME & NMC students through their Farm & Garden program funded by the Eagle Fund. Students gained hands-on gardening experience using the garden beds located behind the school. They worked together to compost & plant a few garden beds full of garlic and onions for spring & summer harvests. Students also learned why composting was so important through “Dressing A Worm”. Arielle Coon, Schools Programs Manager for Berkshire Botanical Gardens, chatted with students about what yummy fruits & vegetables they will be able to grow to provide the school's cafeteria. A favorite class activity was when students made their own butter while tasting herbs they could add. The help of the Eagle Fund Grant has funded the Farm & Garden Program.
