Outside reading has become a lost art -- Scituate High School students are slowly straying away from the activity. Determined to make a change and promote reading, SHS librarian Susan Lydon and English teacher Paul Scavotto created The Principal’s Book Club. The club offers students a chance to win...

The evolution of teenage social communication has made what would have only been shareable through anecdote, or via an interpersonal discourse, all but a few taps away.  For the first time in history, teenage mistakes of generations past have developed a nostalgic patina and are now permanently enshrined...

During their 13 years of formal education, students are bound to come across many different types of teachers--the boring ones, the loud ones, the ones who call on you even though your hand was definitely not raised. And, of course, there are those special teachers who make you feel excited to walk into...

Ever since Gates Middle School made the great switch to the new campus, middle schoolers have been starting school at 7:25 a.m., while high school starts classes at 8:10 a.m. This 45-minute difference could be much smaller if the two schedules were aligned, but traffic concerns two years back caused...

Pablo Picasso once said, “The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.” Jay and Bob Gilson, graduates of Scituate High School’s Class of 1966, have represented Picasso’s wisdom well for the past several years, as they have personally donated thousands of dollars...