09/04/2026
Our Student Feature this Friday reflects on the various Projects and Workshops our students participate in at SSCPS! π
Experiential learning is integral to our mission at SSCPS and is exemplified within our different Projects and Workshops for students at all grade levels. Through our Projects and Workshops, students of all ages are able to learn various skills in incredibly diverse areas. High school students choose from a large list of Workshops centered on topics ranging from health and wellness to racial justice and statistics, while our K-8 students participate in smaller-scale Projects throughout the year that include taking trips to Holly Hill Farm, making slideshows and art projects, and even learning how to code. ππΏπ¬
These Projects and Workshops are a crucial part of our students' learning experience at SSCPS, allowing students to explore different interests, find new passions, and develop critical skills as they advance in their education. Swipe to see some photos from past Projects and Workshops over the years, and keep your eyes on the Weekly Update this year for more news and photos! π
π 1 & 2: The Cultural Diversity Workshop hosting a cross-cultural exchange with high school students from St. Lucia where they got to connect, share, and learn from each otherβs experiences and perspectives. The Workshop also raised funds for the United States Foundation for the Children of Haiti, presenting a check to the foundationβs representative.
π 3 & 4: The Community Service Project visiting Guardian Nursing Home in Brockton to do crafts with the memory care unit on Valentine's Day, and spreading cheer at Christmastime by delivering handmade cards and singing festive carols.
π² 5: The Personal Finance Workshop completed the online Budget Challenge simulation and finished first in the country out of 22 schools!
π 6: The SSCPS Theater Workshop performed "When Bad Things Happen to Good Actors" and received high praise as well as a "Commit to the Bit" Award for their hard work and dedication!