The week before school vacation, our students worked together to send our local senior citizens holiday greeting cards!
https://theberkshireedge.com/southern-berkshire-students-spread-holiday-cheer-through-student-led-initiative/
Mount Everett students started their enrichment day with a door-decorating contest. Congratulations to Ms. G's Advisory for putting together the winning door!
This week LEAP students made a Jingle Mix to share with their families over the break. Each student added an ingredient to the mix and then drizzled it with white and milk chocolate and packaged it in cellophane bags. Some students made garlands to share with their families and designed their own gift bags.
Mount Everett students enjoyed a skating session as part of today's festivities.
Middle school musicians (and high school helpers) performed beautifully at last night's Winter Concert.
First win of the season for boys basketball in tonight's game against McCann. Great job, players and cheerleaders!
Mount Everett Band seniors began a group project this year titled “My Band Shirt, My Impact.”
Each student chose an SBRSD staff member who had an impact on them throughout their time at school. Students surprised each teacher with a shirt personalized with the student’s name, graduation year, and instrument. Teachers were presented with a letter and listened to speeches by the student who chose them describing their impact. It was a feel-good day for everyone involved. Ms. English hopes to make this a tradition every year.
Stay tuned for a student-made documentary about the project and a full list of the band seniors and chosen teachers in the new year!
Issue 21 of Educating Our Eagles is available for viewing!
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/68576740/educatingoureagles21
Ms. Brown's 8th grade Genius Hour class has been putting this student-driven project together as a token of their appreciation for SBRSD faculty and staff. Students fundraised to buy all the materials, baked, and prepared them all themselves to show their gratitude for our school community.
On Friday, December 8 UME students and faculty wore their PJs in honor and support of a PreK student who has battled (and won) childhood cancer. The student's favorite color is red; in support of him, the PreK staff at UME wore red cancer ribbon PJ shirts.
Mount Everett Wrestlers had their first match of the season yesterday. The team performed well with individual wins in their respective weight classes from Max, Conner, Diego, Ian, and Yaritza. Great job to all!
Last night we held a meeting for our Transcend Community Team where we focused on exploring the work and different materials that our Core Team and Design Team have been putting together! There were so many wonderful and collaborative discussions that took place.
More information about this incredible community-focused initiative can be found at https://www.sbrsd.org/page/transcend-partnership
NHS and the 5th-grade Superintendent's Advisory Council teamed up to create holiday cards for members of the Sheffield Senior Center.
Students in Mrs. Sarnacki’s First Responder class were trained in the use of Naloxone today at the South County Recovery Center. They each received a kit that they could carry with them.
Snowman hallway decorations are up in preparation for the Senior Luncheon. Characters were painted by students ranging from third through twelfth grade.
Mount Everett's student-run newspaper is back! Read the December issue of The Bold Eagle here:
https://www.yumpu.com/p/Y2TqsItwZGRyUHCWXg0EJMlxzBAafVFe
You can find printed newspapers in front of the main office.
Wreath-making to mark the winter solstice in the elementary garden club!
Yesterday students took part in the PTA sponsored “crafternoon" making Mason jar snow globes to sell at the upcoming Holiday Fair this Saturday at New Marlborough Central!
More details about the event can be found here. https://givebutter.com/c/2023HolidayFairAuction.
We are so thankful for the donations that were made to SBRSD in the name of Jan Storti, a beloved English teacher at Mount Everett for over 40 years. During her teaching career, she served as the high school newspaper advisor, Cum Laude advisor, curriculum leader, graduation advisor, National Honor Society advisor, and the GED language arts instructor. She worked to help SBRSD students well beyond her retirement and her memory lives on in the students she taught and the colleagues she supported at SBRSD.
Wishing you all a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Hand Turkeys by Anatomy and Physiology students.
