Congratulations to the Stoughton High trio of Alex Huynh (first overall) Joshua Udeh (4th) and Bunmi Fabikun (5th) for winning the boys high jump relay event at the MSTCA Division 3 State Relays!
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
Ava Vieira, Kayla Jean-Louis, and Angie Berry (pictured here) represented Stoughton High wrestling at the girls all star dual meet in East Boston.
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
The O'Donnell Middle School winter sports teams will be taking over the Stoughton High gym on Wednesday, January 31! There is a wrestling meet at 4pm, girls basketball game (featuring a halftime performance by the OMS dance team) at 5:30pm, and boys basketball game at 6:30pm. Come and support our OMS students and the future of Stoughton athletics!
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
O'Donnell Middle School 8th grade student Tana Bernard represented OMS and Stoughton as our Project 351 Ambassador, attending "launch day" in Boston over MLK weekend with other 8th graders from around Massachusetts. Project 351 is a statewide youth-led service program that convenes a new class of 8th grade ambassadors each year, representing the 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts. Congratulations Tana!
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
Stoughton High students have had their artwork on display at the Stoughton Public Library throughout the month of January! This collection of artwork was created by some of the amazingly creative art students at SHS in the advanced art courses and some are members of National Art Honor Society (NAHS). These young artists are exploring new materials and methods in art, experimenting with color mixing, learning design principles, and applying techniques while addressing complex artistic concepts.
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
Nine Stoughton High students were chosen to represent SHS at Norfolk District Attorney Michael Morrissey's "Team Rival" Peer Leadership conference. The conference, held at Gillette Stadium, brought together students from the local area, identified as leaders in their respective school communities, to kick off friendly competition between rival schools while raising awareness for important issues like distracted driving, impaired driving, and emergency response training. The group from SHS was joined by SPS Director of Health Services Danielle Gallan, Stephanie Patton from OASIS, SPS School Resource Officer Bonda, and Stoughton's own Detective David Fanning, who was a guest speaker at the conference.
3 months ago, Stoughton Public Schools
Lots of winter themed art projects line the halls of the Jones Early Childhood Center! Take a look at some examples here…