Sarah Spires, Staff Writer
March 21, 2023
Stress Less Laugh More Week is right around the corner: Beginning on Monday, April 3rd, SHS adjustment counselor Jennifer Lopes aims to “engage students and faculty in stress-relieving...
Scituate’s Day Without Internet
March 16, 2023
On Monday, February 6th, all Scituate Public Schools lost the internet at about 9:00 a.m. until about noon the same day. District Technology Coordinator Richard Long explained the situation was caused...
SHS Math Team Wins Their Division for the First Time
March 8, 2023
Scituate High School offers an array of different clubs and activities; however, one club, in particular, has done what hasn’t been accomplished since 2001: This year, Scituate's math team not only placed...
SHS Boys Basketball: Survive and Advance
March 6, 2023
Thursday, March 2nd, marked the start of the Scituate Boys Basketball playoff run with a home game against Middleborough. The sailors entered the postseason with a solid 15-5 record; however, they just...
Jakob Henderson, Jamieson Hodlin, and Reid Fulton
March 15, 2023
SHS has recently been engulfed in the age-old game of chess. Chess is a classic board game that has been around for centuries and has been played by people of all ages, backgrounds,...
SHS Student Art Featured at Front Street Gallery
March 4, 2023
Beginning March 2nd, Front Street Art Gallery, located in Scituate Harbor, will exhibit art from the...
Underclassmen Semi-Formal Dance is March 24th: Glow Crazy!
March 2, 2023
The classes of 2025 and 2026 are hosting a semi-formal dance in March! After the success of the homecoming...
Celine Dion Reveals Her Incurable Condition
February 24, 2023
News broke this past December of Celine Dion's incurable health condition, Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS),...
Kelly Horan and Jane McGuiggin
March 16, 2023
Every March, McDonald's releases their limited edition St. Patrick’s Day specialty drink—the Shamrock Shake. As one of the only Irish-themed drinks or treats in the fast...
SHS Study Hall: A Sorrowful Goodbye
March 13, 2023
The rumors are true. Starting next year, during the 2023-24 academic year, SHS will no longer offer...
Do Changes in the College Football Conferences Make Sense?
March 2, 2023
After a near fictitious college football season with a storybook ending, the landscape of college football...
As AP Exam Season Looms, Students Feel the Pressure
February 24, 2023
SHS students who are enrolled in AP classes are expected (and encouraged) to register for the corresponding...

Reid Fulton, Jakob Henderson, and Michael James
March 21, 2023
The Sailors face off against Watertown this upcoming Sunday night at Gallo Ice Arena. After a great win over Dighton- Rehoboth/Seekonk and to top it off Essex Tech last night....
Cancer Kids First Launches at SHS
March 16, 2023
Cancer Kids First is the largest youth-led nonprofit helping pediatric cancer patients “experience a better childhood.” The organization supplies patients with toys, books, cards, care packages, interactive...
Sara McLaughlin Never Gives Up
March 16, 2023
On a chilly weekend in Omaha, Nebraska, SHS freshman Sara McLaughlin found herself competing with some of the best female wrestlers in the nation once again. The previous year, as an eighth grader attending...
Sara McLaughlin: Scituate’s Very Own National Wrestling Champion
March 16, 2023
Scituate High School freshman Sara McLaughlin is making history. Beginning in the 8th grade, McLaughlin was eligible to join the SHS varsity wrestling team and has excelled in the sport ever since. Since...