The fifth graders at Old Saybrook Middle School showcased their biography wax museum today for families and peers in sixth and seventh grade. Students read a non-fiction book on a famous historical figure, scientist, artist, or athlete who made significant contributions in history. They learned about the person’s life, accomplishments, and conflicts or obstacles they faced. Students created a tri-fold board including pictures and a timeline with important events in their person’s life. Students talked to adults and older peers about their person in a “museum” environment with everyone stopping to see the students’ exhibits and chat with them. Our fifth graders also represented their characters with props, costumes, and artifacts.
Old Saybrook Girls Basketball gets a big 46-35 win over St. Bernard's on Olivia Stone night! Go Rams!
Congratulations Old Saybrook Girls Basketball Senior Olivia Stone. Thank you for your four years of dedication to the program. Go Rams!
Following our OSMS Unifed Parade the basketball team had a great time playing Westbrook. The teams got together after for pizza. Go Rams!
This year's Battle of the Bridge went Old Lyme's way with two very narrow OS losses. Unified played great at halftime. OSMS Unified plays tomorrow at home, 3:00 start. Go Rams!
Last week, our 6th graders had the opportunity to ask a panel of experts and community members questions about genetics. Thank you to our panelists for sharing your knowledge, experiences, and insights into your lives and work!
Our Unified Sports group took a trip to the bowling lanes and had a blast!
Last Friday, the OSHS Jazz Band traveled to campus to perform at the UConn High School Jazz Festival, where drummer Tommy Pisani was recognized with an Outstanding Musician award. Congratulations to the band and to Tommy, and thanks to the UConn Jazz professors!
Tuesday, Feb 10th is the annual Battle of the Bridge basketball double-header at Old Lyme High School. Boys play at 5:00, girls play out 7:00. There will t-shirt giveaways. Come out and support our athletes. Go Rams!
The OS/WB/LOL/VR Cheerleading Team put on an amazing performance today at Shorelines. Go Rams!
Girls Basketball vs St. Bernard is postponed. The game will be played Wednesday night at 7:00. The Senior Ceremony will begin at 6:30. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook Boys Basketball defeats Westbrook to improve to 8-6 and qualify for the CIAC State Tournament. Go Rams!
Congratulations to Old Saybrook High School Gymnast Skylar Harrison Skylar earned First Team All-Shoreline Conference Honors at this week's championships. Go Rams!
We've got great coverage from tonight's student section for our boys basketball game vs Ledyard. Go Rams!
Old Saybrook and Old Lyme hosted a Unified Ball at OSHS Friday night with students from all over the Shoreline. The night was fantastic, thank you to everyone who helped make the event possible. Go Unified!
A few more amazing finishes from the Shoreline Conference Indoor Track Championships. Go Rams!
Indoor Track Shoreline Championships tonight at Hillhouse. Congratulations to all of our senior athletes and thank you coaches and the best ATC Sara Sullivan. Go rams!
Old Saybrook Boys Basketball defeats Morgan 67 - 52. Thank you Channel 3 News for covering and making us the Game of the Week. Go Rams!
Check out Old Saybrook grad Connor Lane doing big things on the UCONN baseball team. Go Rams!
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This week, our Old Saybrook High School and Grade 8 students had the opportunity to hear from Chris Herren, founder of The Herren Project.
Chris shared his powerful personal journey of how addiction took hold behind the scenes of a successful basketball career, and how recovery gave him a second chance at life. Through an honest, direct message, he spoke about choices, consequences, and the importance of seeking support.
Students described the presentation as “powerful” and said it “gave them a different perspective,” noting that Chris spoke to them like adults: real, respectful, and impactful.
We’re grateful to Chris Herren for helping our students reflect on decision-making, personal responsibility, and making healthy choices. Opportunities like this support student growth both inside and outside the classroom.
Chris shared his powerful personal journey of how addiction took hold behind the scenes of a successful basketball career, and how recovery gave him a second chance at life. Through an honest, direct message, he spoke about choices, consequences, and the importance of seeking support.
Students described the presentation as “powerful” and said it “gave them a different perspective,” noting that Chris spoke to them like adults: real, respectful, and impactful.
We’re grateful to Chris Herren for helping our students reflect on decision-making, personal responsibility, and making healthy choices. Opportunities like this support student growth both inside and outside the classroom.
