Meet Michelle Crawford-Cranmore, METCO (The Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity) director for Scituate Public Schools. Although her office is located in the Gates Middle School building, Crawford-Cranmore works closely with high school administrators, parents, teachers, and students as both...

Staff members at SHS expressed appreciation for important African American leaders by purchasing a t-shirt in honor of Black History Month.  Teachers were encouraged to wear their t-shirts every Tuesday in February.  On Tuesday, February 26th, a group of teachers gathered in the SHS library to pose...

Though the Scituation usually focuses on students and events at the high school, we recently ventured over to Gates Middle School to seek out new ideas for stories. While there, we had the opportunity to sit down and interview Brigid Coleman and Stephen Fassnacht, two students in the Gates Learning Community....

Children are crying. Buildings are collapsing. Firefighters across the country have been dispatched, and the president has declared martial law over Plymouth County. In other words, the History/English Research Paper is due today. Staff writers Colleen Secaur and Caroline Stevenson hit the streets to...

Cultural humility represents the focus of a program this month, as Scituate High School faculty, staff, and community members will have the opportunity to view the 2018 film adaptation of Angie Thomas’s best-selling novel The Hate U Give. Initiated by the new METCO director, Michelle Crawford-Cranmore,...