Our littlest graduates have officially completed Pre-K and are ready for their next big adventure! 🎓 Congratulations to the Class of 2038! We are so proud of you all!
about 13 hours ago, Hingham Public Schools
Pre-k student waving to loved ones.
Teacher smiling at a pre-k student
teacher smiling at pre-k student and presenting them with a certificate
teacher smiling at pre-k student and presenting them with a certificate
teacher smiling at pre-k student and presenting them with a certificate
Teacher hugging pre-k student
teacher smiling at pre-k student and presenting them with a certificate
Thank you to our teachers posters.
Hingham Middle School students took the stage to demonstrate their talent in this year’s Poetry Out Loud contest. ELA teachers in all three grades invited volunteers to select a poem that spoke to them, memorize it, and rehearse their delivery for the contest. Congratulations to our winners and to all who stepped up to the mic! 👏
6 days ago, Hingham Middle School
Poetry Out Loud Winners smiling proudly together.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Student reciting poetry on stage.
Civics in Action! 🗳️💬 Last week, Hingham Middle School 8th grade social studies classrooms welcomed local leaders for “Community Expert Day” as part of their Student-Led Action Civics Project. Students met with community decision makers to ask questions and gather information about their selected civics issues, such as school start times, cell reception, and water quality. Through this work, students are learning how to be active, informed citizens by researching issues that matter to them, working to understand root causes, and developing and implementing action plans to address them.
8 days ago, Hingham Middle School
Hingham school leaders answering questions from students.
student standing and asking a question.
community experts answering student questions at the front of the class.
This spring, 22 girls from Plymouth River Elementary completed their first Girls on the Run program. Through lessons that incorporate running, the program empowers girls to build life skills, confidence, connection, character, and a sense of contribution. 💪 The season culminated in a joyful 5K at Boston Common and a community impact project supporting the Teen Girls Home in Hingham. Girls on the Run is a program designed to help girls develop social, emotional, and physical skills while encouraging healthy habits and a positive self-image. We’ve seen incredible growth in the girls since the program began, making it a huge success at PRS. A highlight of the day was when the girls connected with WCVB’s Danae Bucci who loved their energy. Plans for a future studio visit are in the works. Big shoutout to our amazing coaches Nancy Bucey, Janette Harrington, Grace LeBlanc, Kathleen McDevitt and Amanda Egan! 👏
11 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
Girls on the run group photo after Boston common 5K.
Girls connect with WCVB’s Danae Bucci
5 girls strike a pose after the run.
Girls posing with WCVB’s Danae Bucci.
As Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month comes to a close, we’re excited to spotlight Hingham Middle School’s fantastic after school workshop series that took place this past month as part of One Book, One School. The activities focused on celebrating the arts and culture of Asians and Pacific Islanders in America. Students had the opportunity to explore hands-on traditions like Chinese ink blowing, calligraphy, Japanese flower arranging (Ikebana), and origami. Many of the workshops were led by HMS students of AAPI descent who generously shared their personal traditions and stories with the school community.
15 days ago, Hingham Middle School
Students making Ikebana, japanese flower arrangements
parent volunteer showing students how to make paper cranes.
students doing chinese ink blowing art with black paint and straws.
Last day vibes ✌️ One chapter ends, but the memories last forever. Congrats, #ClassOf2025
18 days ago, Hingham High School
4 students playing yard game.
senior picnic students sitting together on stairs.
students wearing red senior shirts holding up a friend in their arms.
student playing lacrosse
group of students enjoying the sunshine on a blanket.
student reading new yearbook.
Celebrate Juneteenth with the South Shore Unity Council! Join us Thursday, June 19, from 4–7 PM at The Bandstand at Hingham Harbor for live music, dance, food, kids’ activities, and community celebration. Learn more: hinghamunity.org/event/5th-annual-juneteenth-celebration
18 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
Juneteenth event June 19 4-7pm The Bandstand at Hingham Harbor.
This month, HHS seniors got a head start on adulting at the Credit for Life Fair, a hands-on personal finance simulation that lets students step into their financial future before graduation. They built budgets based on future careers and tackled real-world expenses like housing, transportation, food, and student loans, gaining practical skills they’ll need in the months and years ahead.
20 days ago, Hingham High School
student listening intently at the credit for life fair.
student listening to field expert about student loans.
a sample budget document all students used during the fair.
a wide picture of the cafeteria showing many seniors working in red senior shirts.
Last week, our 5th graders spent the day at Hingham Middle School for Move Up Day! They explored their future school, met some of their teachers, and heard from Principal Derek Smith about what a typical day is like at HMS. He shared what to expect in 6th grade and all the exciting after school clubs students can join. They also took part in a scavenger hunt, discovering important spots like the guidance office and the nurse's office while starting to feel more at home in their new school. We loved having you, Class of 2032. We cannot wait to see you at HMS this fall!
21 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
student smiling as they walk into HMS for the first time
HMS administrators welcome 5th graders to Hingham Middle School
student smiling as they walk into HMS for the first time
student smiling as they walk into HMS for the first time
student smiling as they walk through the halls at HMS.
HMS teacher talking to 5th graders.
teacher talking to 5th graders.
5th graders walking into HMS for the first time.
students standing outside of the guidance office filling out their scavenger hunt sheets.
students standing outside of the main office filling out their scavenger hunt sheets.
Our Integrated Pre-K students explored plant parts through hands-on learning! 🌱 They used scissors and tweezers to dissect flowers, identified seeds, and planted their own to discover how plants grow. 🌸 This lesson is part of our “What Grows in Your Garden” unit, helping them connect with the world around them and understand the importance of caring for nature.
25 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
kids dissecting flowers
kids dissecting flowers
kids working with plant parts.
Sometimes you just need to breathe out. 🧘‍♀️ Shoutout to the Breathe Out Club for making Breathe Out Day a major success! 🙌 With finals around the corner and the pressure on, students got a much needed break during study halls to relax, recharge, and reconnect with calming activities and fun games with friends.
27 days ago, Hingham High School
students doing a craft.
students playing in the green grass with a giant beach ball.
students playing badminton in the field.
students playing cornhole.
Our 8th graders had an unforgettable time in Washington, D.C. over April vacation! 🇺🇸 They visited Arlington National Cemetery, Capitol Hill, the White House, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, the MLK Memorial, and more. Visiting D.C. is an important part of the 8th grade social studies experience at HMS, helping bring their lessons to life. Shoutout to all of our amazing chaperones who joined our students on this incredible trip! ✈️
27 days ago, Hingham Middle School
Kids sitting in front of capitol building.
kdis standing in front of white house.
Kids in Action before school programming is coming to PRS in September 2025! For more info please visit https://www.hinghamschools.org/o/hps/page/kids-in-action
28 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
KIA before school coming to prs
Reminder! Kindergarten Orientation and Screening is going on this week at all four of HPS' elementary schools. May 19 PRS Elementary, May 20 East Elementary, May 21 Foster Elementary, May 22 South Elementary
28 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
Welcome class of 2038
This month, our 1st grade classrooms at East Elementary turned into living ecosystems as our student animal experts presented their discoveries with families! Through research, creative writing, art, and presentations, they built science, literacy, and confidence skills. Big shout out to Mrs. Morrison, Ms. Martin, Mrs. Lucas, and Mrs. McGourty for bringing these habitats to life for our East Explorers! 👏
28 days ago, Hingham Public Schools
student holding up presentation about sloths.
student giving thumbs up with her project about snakes.
"welcome to the rainforest" poster above classroom.
two students smiling with their presentation about tree frogs.
two students standing with their project about spider monkeys
student smiling with her project.
Student showing off his presentation about greta white sharks.
three students showing off presentation.
three students showing off presentation about crocodiles.
a clay desert scene of a brown crocodile and green cactus.
Photo Recap 📸: Unified Track's final home meet of the season earlier this May! Unified Sports brings neurodiverse and neurotypical peers together to compete and support one another in sport. We’re so proud to be a Unified Champion School!
29 days ago, Hingham High School
Unified Track, student running with officer ford and comfort dog opry.
Unified Track student doing long jump
Unified Track student doing long jump
Unified Track student doing shot put.
Unified Track teammates high five.
Unified Track students pose sitting on grass with opry the comfort dog.
Unified Track two students running during 100 meter.
Unified Track two students running and smiling.
Unified Track two students high fiving.
Unified Track three students running.
Congratulations to our incredible Global Citizenship Program (GCP) seniors! 🎉🌍 This week, our seniors showcased their hard work and passion at the annual GCP Symposium, presenting their impressive portfolios and earning their Global Competency Certificate! After dedicating 2-3 years to exploring diverse cultures and global issues, their achievements truly stood out. The audience was captivated by fascinating projects, covering topics like Chinese traditional brush painting, unexploded ordnances in Laos, Dominican dance styles, the evolution of the Irish language, economic development in Panama, and more! To top it all off, guests enjoyed global cuisine and a vibrant Caribbean steel drum performance. We couldn’t be prouder of our GCP graduates for their commitment to broadening their understanding and empathy through years of coursework and hands-on experiences! Interested in joining the GCP Certificate Program? We’re now accepting applications! Any current 9th or 10th grader can apply. Applications are due this Monday, May 19, by 2:45 PM in the main office. For more info, visit hhsgcp.weebly.com or connect with advisors Mrs. Garland, Ms. Roth, Mrs. Shaw, or Mrs. Turner.
about 1 month ago, Hingham Public Schools
Student presenting about honduras and step by step on how to make baleadas, a traditional honduran meal.
student presenting about Kenya and scandals during presidency.
student presenting project "The Eiffel Tower Controversy".
Student presenting project unexploded ordinance in laos.
musician playing steel drums
student presenting about speaking irish.
student presenting about traditional chinese art.
student presenting about mongolian national day.
student presenting project "Chant Down Babylon".
student presenting about places traveled including prague, alzburg, and vienna.
Foster’s new 3-floor mural is absolutely breathtaking! "The Foster School Mural: A World Within A World" by Joshua Winer, Artist, was installed over April break and represents the marsh ecosystem right next door to Foster. It beautifully honors the environment we’re part of, giving students and staff a chance to connect with the world around them.
about 1 month ago, Hingham Public Schools
sea part of mural. Blue water, beaver, frog, fish.
marsh part of mural, turtles, Lilly pads.
Tree, racoon, green grass and flowers.
the sky. White cranes, birds flying and yellow sun.
💌 During Random Acts of Kindness Week in February, the 1st Grade Kindness Club at Foster School created handmade Valentine’s Day cards for Linden Ponds residents and painted colorful Kindness Rocks for a new garden at Foster. Thanks to the leadership of Ms. McGrath and Ms. Bessoud, students had the chance to spread joy, build empathy, and take pride in making a difference in their community. 🌱
about 1 month ago, Hingham Public Schools
student holding up painted rock
painted kindness rocks for garden.
student coloring a kindness card.
student coloring his heart card.
student coloring a heart shaped card.
student smiling showing his painted kindness rock.
Not all heroes wear capes!⚕️🩺 Happy School Nurse Day to our amazing school nurses. Thank you for the care, compassion, and support you provide to every student, every day. ❤️ #SND2025
about 1 month ago, Hingham Public Schools
School Nurse Day 2025