Great job to the cast and crew of Moana! There are two more opportunities to catch the show – you're welcome!
Tonight - 7pm and Sunday at 2pm. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students & seniors and Free for children 3 and under.
The theater department invites you to the 6-9th grade production of "Moana Jr." tonight, 1/27 and tomorrow 1/28 at 7pm, and Sunday the 29th at 2pm.
Tickets at door
The Mount Everett Theater Department presents Moana Jr., a musical performed by our 6th-9th graders. Performances will be Friday, January 27th, and Saturday, January 28th, at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, January 29th, at 2:00 p.m.
Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration information can be found via the following link:
https://www.sbrsd.org/page/pre-k-kindergarten-registration/
Mt. Everett's Model UN met for a debate on Friday afternoon.
Mt. Everett Photography students have been working on their final projects for the half-year course - a mixed-media piece.
These four seniors and ten other students were certified in the “Stop the Bleed” class today after they completed the practical portion of the course.
UME art students practice identifying values and shading with charcoal.
Students in semester one Musical Theatre rehearse for their "final" - three one-act musicals.
A mental health message from the Positive Psychology Council:
Random Acts of Kindness (RAK) are Good for Everyone!
It's nice to be the recipient of a kind act, but did you know that there are many benefits for the person who does the good deed? Such as:
-reduced stress
-increased endorphin release and sense of well being
-lower anxiety and depression
-release of the “love hormone” oxytocin, which lowers blood pressure
-increased energy and feelings of happiness
So go for it, be a RAKtivist – do a Random Act of Kindness every day!
Last week we welcomed A.J. Anderson of the SBVAS to the First Responder class. Students volunteered to give up their lunch and advisory time to attend this valuable “Stop the Bleed” class. Students learned how to pack wounds and properly apply tourniquets. The other half of the class will attend next week. We are so thankful for our connection with SBVAS!
SES preschoolers are studying wind and water. They experimented with objects that float and sink. There were many questions and ideas! Why do some big things float and some tiny things sink to the bottom? Why do spoons made from wood and plastic stay on top and metal spoons clang to the bottom?
Great job to all of the elementary musicians who performed at yesterday's Winter Solstice Sing-along!
Tatum and Declan prepare for a Robotics competition on Jan. 28th in Middletown, CT.
SBRSD will be sending 17 students, broken into 5 teams, from grades 6-12.
Do you have an interest in or appreciation for art? Do you want to see more art around our school and community? If so, you are welcome to apply for the National Art Honor Society. Applications are due January 19th and can be found on the NAHS bulletin board, or see Ms. Graham for more information. If we have enough interest from middle schoolers, we can organize a Junior NAHS chapter as well!
Interested in a Spanish immersion program? Mount Everett Global Education has partnered with Escuela de Idiomas Carlos V to offer both incoming and outgoing exchange programs. Upcoming is a 2 week immersion in Sevilla, Spain. This is for individual student travel and will cost $2165 euros plus airfare. They have reserved 15 seats on a flight out of Logan for the July 1st - 16th program (first come, first served). Visit triptospain.org for more information.
First responder students were invited to the Southern Berkshire Volunteer Ambulance garage today, where they got some hands on oxygen training from Community Relations officer and Mt Everett alum, Isiah Goewey.
Mount Everett Hockey tied the Southwick Rams 6-6. Way to go, Eagles!
Our fans proved why Mount Everett is recognized for excellent sportsmanship, time and time again.
Congratulations to our wrestlers! Diego Cruz earned the title of Champion in his weight class at the Chad Antoch Memorial Tournament in Westerly, RI. Tyler Candelari placed 2nd and the team placed 9th out of 18 teams.
Congratulations to the first three recipients of Mount Everett's Staff Outstanding Effort award: Linda Hamill, Neal Barbieri, and Courtney English. Ms. English will be passing the award to a new staff member this month.
