Three cheers for our Seward honor roll/high honor roll students
The second quarter honor roll/high honor roll has been announced. Congratulations to all of our students who have worked so very hard!
The specialness of two – Golden Hill celebrates this special day with tutus, tie dye and lots of fun
Twos were wild at Golden Hill Elementary School on Wednesday, whose date just happened to be 2/2/22! To celebrate that very cool repeated digit date, students showed some love to the number two this day. There were twos everywhere – on desks and in hallways. Teachers and students were twinning, tutus were the most popular …
Congratulations to our senior winter athletes
Our senior winter athletes were honored by their teammates, coaches and families recently, as they end this part of their athletic careers here at Seward. Girls Basketball Kassidy DeGroat Brianna McLeod Katie Mulhare McKenzie Richner Cheerleading Kyra Falone Kalynn Parker Swimming Theadore Zimouski
National Honor Society collects, donates sports equipment for Beautiful People organization
The National Honor Society at Seward recently collected basketballs, cheer equipment and bowling balls, all of which were donated to the Beautiful People program in Warwick. Beautiful People is a non-profit organization founded in 2006 and headquartered in Warwick. It provides sports opportunities – and all the joy that goes along with them – to …
Golden Hill second-graders use creativity to learn about coins
Each year our second-grade students learn about money, specifically coins, as part of their math curriculum. This year, the lesson was expanded by having the students create their own store filled with products they themselves created from art supplies! They decided what products they thought would be popular with their classmates and went to work …
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I’ll take Immigration for $1000
Eighth-grade students at Seward had a very interesting and challenging project just before the winter break. They worked in groups to learn about immigration. The students were broken into groups; each group concentrated on one particular country. They researched why people from their assigned country wanted to leave their home and emigrate to a new …
Bernard Rebaya and Kayla Valenti are the December athletes of the month
Bernard Rebaya and Kayla Valenti are the Seward athletes of the month for December. Bernard Rebaya Bernard is a two-year varsity starting guard for the boys’ varsity basketball team. He brings experience and leadership on and off the court. Kayla Valenti Kayla is an eighth-grader and is a starter on the varsity girls’ basketball team. …
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Seward students build the sweetest houses of all
Students in Brittany Smith’s Family and Consumer Science program built gingerbread houses recently. Small groups designed each house then went about building them. There were many revisions along the way! …
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Songs of the season and wonderful artwork at Seward
Seward’s artists and musicians had a marvelous night Monday, with the winter concert and art show. The sounds of our singers and musicians were amazing as they performed songs of the season for a very appreciative audience. Our artists were equally …
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Four Spartan soccer players named all-state
Congratulations to Jason Mitchell, Alec Pawliczek, Shannon Sgombick and Katie Mulhare for being named all-state soccer players. Great job to all for their dedication and leadership! Jason Mitchell – 1st Team Small School All-State Team Alec Pawliczek – 2nd Team Small School All-State Team Shannon Sgombick – 2nd Team All-State Class “C” Katie Mulhare – 5th …
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