CT Grown for CT Kids Week - Here is some of the delicious CT Grown food our students will be enjoying. We regularly purchase locally grown items for our meal programs.
We love a good report card!
OSHS French and German teacher, Manon Zumbaum, received a nice shout-out from the Goethe-Institut Boston when she stopped buy to get resources for her German class.
Due to road closures at Main Street and Maple Avenue, students at bus stops on Maple Avenue and North Street and Maple Avenue and Homestead Street will need to go to Maple Avenue and Soundview Avenue for this morning's bus runs.
This primarily impacts students on Bus E and G for the OSMS/OSHS run, and Bus B for the Goodwin run.
Please be reminded that Monday, September 2, is Labor Day, and schools will be closed. Enjoy the long weekend.
All decorated for the first day, thank you Seniors!
Welcome Back to school, everyone! Look at all these excited faces!
GO RAMS!
We're back on August 29! We can't wait to see you all on the first day!
The Old Saybrook Police Department and Youth and Family Services are giving away free school supplies on Monday, August 26, from 1:00-4:00 PM at the OSPD, located at 36 Lynde Street. Don't miss out on your opportunity to get free backpacks, notebooks, folders, pencils, and more!
Summer art always feels so vibrant.
#OSSUMMERENRICHMENT
Doing some architectural model-making in Summer Enrichment at OSHS.
The artwork coming out of Summer Enrichment is NEXT LEVEL!
Come down to the second Celebrate Saybrook Event from 2:00-7:00 PM for fun, food, and music! You can also meet our new Superintendent, Chris Drezek!
GO, RAMS!
Yesterday's graduation and parade were incredibly special events. We will miss you, Class of 2024.
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!We can't wait to see what kind of mark you make on the world.
As is our tradition, there will be a parade in honor of the Class of 2024 led by the Old Saybrook Police Department immediately following this evening's graduation. Please see the attached graphic for parade route information.
GO RAMS!
The English department is proud to share that five of our students were selected as winners in the annual SHED Writing Contest between 12 shoreline schools.
Sophomore Lilly Dower in 9/10 Analysis for an essay about Lord of the Flies
Junior Matt Makris in Humor for a parody of Macbeth
Junior Cayden Ratineri in Journalism for her story about OSPS social media pages
Senior Marissa Astur in 11/12 Analysis for an essay about William Wordsworth & John Milton
Senior Ryan Lombardi in Humor for a very persuasive piece about using the popcorn shortcut button on the microwave
Congratulations to junior Erin Nygard for receiving the Shoreline Heads of Math Outstanding Junior in Mathematics Award (Pictured with math teachers Erin Lopez and Missy Barnes).
This morning, State Representative Devin Carney presented OSHS Junior Kyela McGuire and Emelia Wacker with Civic Leadership Awards.
Congratulations to both of them!
Don't forget! The Celebrate Saybrook Street Party is happening on Sunday, June 23, 2024, from 2:00-7:00PM. There will be live music and delicious food, and our new Superintendent, Chris Drezek, will be there to meet and greet the community.
