Young women in grades 8 through 12 met with Impact100 Southern Connecticut Chapter President Lucillie Pelletier at OSHS to learn about collective giving and the organization’s NextGen initiative. NextGen offers opportunities to volunteer, earn service hours, and learn about fundraising and grant making.
THIS THURSDAY!
Join us for a special evening with nationally recognized speaker, bestselling author, and generational expert Mark C. Perna.
Unleashing Passion, Purpose, and Performance in Younger Generations will challenge us to think differently about how we connect with, motivate, and support the young people in our lives.
Whether you are a parent, educator, employer, coach, community leader, or simply someone who cares about the future of our young people, this conversation is for you.
• Thursday, October 8
• 6:00 PM
• Old Saybrook High School Auditorium
• 1111 Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
• Child care will be provided
Join us for a special evening with nationally recognized speaker, bestselling author, and generational expert Mark C. Perna.
Unleashing Passion, Purpose, and Performance in Younger Generations will challenge us to think differently about how we connect with, motivate, and support the young people in our lives.
Whether you are a parent, educator, employer, coach, community leader, or simply someone who cares about the future of our young people, this conversation is for you.
• Thursday, October 8
• 6:00 PM
• Old Saybrook High School Auditorium
• 1111 Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
• Child care will be provided
Old Saybrook Girls Soccer gets a 6-0 win over Portland on Youth Night. Big thank you to all the future Rams for all the support. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Boys Soccer wins a big non-league game against Canton 4-2.
Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Girls Soccer wins a battle against Coginchaug 1-0.
Go Rams!
Students in Ms. Santoro’s Advanced Cooking classes at Old Saybrook High School welcomed Josh Welch of JW Beef LLC for a firsthand look at where food, agriculture, and the restaurant industry come together.
Welch, who raises grass-fed cattle in southeastern Connecticut and is also co-owner of Bridge and Graze Burgers, shared his experience with students and gave them another opportunity to connect what they are learning in the classroom with careers and possibilities beyond it.
Welch, who raises grass-fed cattle in southeastern Connecticut and is also co-owner of Bridge and Graze Burgers, shared his experience with students and gave them another opportunity to connect what they are learning in the classroom with careers and possibilities beyond it.
Old Saybrook Boys Cross Country finished 1st and Girls finished 3rd today at Hale-Ray. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Field Hockey battles Morgan to a 1-1 tie. Next game tomorrow at NFA. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Field Hockey prepares to take on Morgan under the lights. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Senior Field Hockey Captains Evy Gage and Felicia Lombard were fantastic officials for our middle school game today. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook was represented at The Big E!
Food Services Director Erin Perpetua joined Groton’s Food Service Director and UConn Extension at the Connecticut State Building to highlight Farm to School programs and connect with families from across New England.
It was a great opportunity to share the work happening in Old Saybrook and show how local food, agriculture, and our schools can come together to create meaningful experiences for students.
Food Services Director Erin Perpetua joined Groton’s Food Service Director and UConn Extension at the Connecticut State Building to highlight Farm to School programs and connect with families from across New England.
It was a great opportunity to share the work happening in Old Saybrook and show how local food, agriculture, and our schools can come together to create meaningful experiences for students.
Old Saybrook Boys and Girls Soccer sweep Valley 2-1 and 3-1 respectfully. Both teams will play Morgan Thursday.
Go Rams!
We are just 10 days away!
What does it take to truly connect with today’s younger generations?
Join Old Saybrook Public Schools on Thursday, October 8, as nationally recognized speaker and bestselling author Mark C. Perna brings his powerful message, Unleashing Passion, Purpose, and Performance in Younger Generations, to Old Saybrook.
Parents, educators, employers, and community members will hear a fresh perspective on what motivates today’s young people and how we can help them develop purpose, confidence, and a vision for their future.
• Thursday, October 8
• 6:00 PM
• Old Saybrook High School Auditorium
• 1111 Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
• Child care will be provided
The Old Saybrook Board of Education welcomes new student representatives Hannah Belknap and Casey McGale to the Board.
Casey is a senior at Old Saybrook High School. He is on the Varsity Baseball team and hopes to be named Captain this year. He is also involved in the student advisory to the principal and superintendent (SUPRIN). Casey shared, “I am looking forward to being a student representative and all the responsibilities that come with it!”
Hannah is a senior and serves as the president of the Model United Nations and Youth and Government clubs. She is involved in Student Government and Rambler Newspaper club, and volunteers her time at the Historical Society’s William Hart House. She is interested in pursuing political science in college, and helps out with local political campaigns. Alongside her political interests, she is captain of the Cross Country, Indoor & Outdoor Track Teams and a competitive Irish dancer.
The Board looks forward to Hannah and Casey’s contributions and updates from the student perspective.
Casey is a senior at Old Saybrook High School. He is on the Varsity Baseball team and hopes to be named Captain this year. He is also involved in the student advisory to the principal and superintendent (SUPRIN). Casey shared, “I am looking forward to being a student representative and all the responsibilities that come with it!”
Hannah is a senior and serves as the president of the Model United Nations and Youth and Government clubs. She is involved in Student Government and Rambler Newspaper club, and volunteers her time at the Historical Society’s William Hart House. She is interested in pursuing political science in college, and helps out with local political campaigns. Alongside her political interests, she is captain of the Cross Country, Indoor & Outdoor Track Teams and a competitive Irish dancer.
The Board looks forward to Hannah and Casey’s contributions and updates from the student perspective.
Last week, our ninth graders took part in a two-day Freshmen Retreat through Old Saybrook High School’s Link Crew program. The experience began on the OSHS turf with games, trust-building, and problem-solving alongside Link Crew Leaders, teachers, Camp Hazen staff, and Old Saybrook Youth and Family Services.
On Friday, the program moved to Camp Hazen for a full day of activities including canoeing, archery, and the Alpine Tower. The retreat is one way Link Crew helps freshmen build connections and become more comfortable with high school culture and expectations.
On Friday, the program moved to Camp Hazen for a full day of activities including canoeing, archery, and the Alpine Tower. The retreat is one way Link Crew helps freshmen build connections and become more comfortable with high school culture and expectations.
Old Saybrook Girls Soccer defeats Middletown 5-0 to improve to 5-1 on the season. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Middle School has earned national banner recognition as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School for its work in inclusive sports, student leadership and schoolwide engagement. From Unified PE and basketball to student-led activities and social outings, this program brings classmates together throughout the year. Coach James Hespeler and Unified Out and About Club organizer Michelle Marenna help create opportunities for students to connect on the court and beyond. Congratulations to our Unified community!
Old Saybrook Girls Soccer defeats Hale Ray 6-2 to improve to 4-1. Next game Saturday at home against Middletown. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Boys Soccer defeats Old Lyme 3-2 to improve to 1-1-1 on the season. Go Rams!
OSMS brought the whole school together Friday for a spirited Celebration of Learning. The afternoon celebrated summer learning and the start of a new year with games, raffle prizes, and staff skits reinforcing school-wide expectations. One of the best parts was the support students showed for classmates representing their grades, with plenty of cheering from start to finish.
