The Old North Church recently hosted the Eliot School eighth graders to clean the brass plaques inside the church as part of their service project. The students also participated in a program called Sacred Seats: Social Implications of Colonial Church Seating. This program taught the Eliot students about pew ownership in the 18th century. They Read More…
As the K-8 school year heads into the final stretch, the North End’s Eliot School continued the tradition of gathering at Langone Park for its 12th Annual Whole School picture. This tradition began in 2007 on the Prado with 150 students. Shown also below is this year’s graduating class. Go Team Eliot!
A group of 15 middle school students from the Eliot School and the Josiah Quincy Upper School (JQUS) recently discussed immigration, housing policy, and climate issues with State Senator Joe Boncore and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, the elected officials who represent both schools. The students are members of their schools’ debate teams run in partnership Read More…
Boston Community Collaborative (BCC) is so proud of its students who performed our own version of Peter Pan last Sunday, March 24 at the St. John School stage. The play included approximately 60 students ages 3-10 from our weekly dance and drama classes at the St John School (SJS) after-school program and the BPS Eliot Read More…
A crowd of family members, teachers, and friends were on hand to congratulate 21 Boston youth from across the City competing in Boston’s eleventh annual BCYF Citywide Spelling Bee at the Boston Public Library in Copley Square. The winner of this year’s Bee was Nicla Mirabito age 12 from the North End’s Eliot K-8 School Read More…
The Eliot School’s Junior Varsity debate team placed first overall at the Boston Debate League (BDL) Citywide Championship. In the Junior Varsity individual awards, sixth graders Charlotte placed 9th, Jadon placed 5th and Sophia placed 4th. In the Junior Varsity team awards, Sophia and Charlotte placed 6th. In the Varsity team division, Ira and Rebecca placed Read More…
Five students grades 4-8 made it to the final round of the Eliot School’s Annual Spelling Bee. The winner, Nicla from grade 6, will compete in the BCYF Citywide Spelling Bee in March! The Eliot Spelling Bee was moderated by Nazzaro Center Director Steve Siciliano. Congratulations to the five finalists: Tejas (grade 4), Teddy (grade Read More…
The Eliot School’s first ever Science Club recently shared their learning with the Eliot community at the school’s 8th annual Middle School Science Fair. Following the scientific method, the middle school scientists developed questions inspired by their own curiosity and then put those questions to the test through experiments, data collection and analysis. Three of Read More…
Fifth and sixth graders from the Eliot School in the North End received several awards at their first Math League competition of the year, including First Place overall! The students competed against the Neighborhood House Charter School in Dorchester (where the competition was hosted), Advent School and Saint Columbkille School. In the fifth grade division, Read More…
Dr. Giuseppe Giangregorio (Pepe) has received an award from Centro Attività Scolastiche Italiane (C.A.S.IT) for his unwavering support and promotion of the Italian language and culture in the North End. The award was presented by C.A.S.IT President Giaconda Motta, Italian Consul Education Officer Professor Adamo Castelnuovo, and Eliot School Principal Traci Walker Griffith. Dr. Giuseppe Read More…
Two students from the Eliot School in the North End presented their award winning essays at the 37th Annual Martin Luther King Celebration last Thursday at the Strand Theater in Dorchester. Sapna from Grade 2 read her essay, inspired by Dr. King, about being kind and respectful to create an inclusive community. Adam from Grade Read More…
A group of kindergarteners from the North End Eliot School took their studies outside the classroom last week to learn from the world around them. K1 students from the Eliot School’s Yellow, Orange and Silver rooms headed to the waterfront last Friday where they viewed, discussed and sketched boats at Lewis Wharf and Union Wharf. Read More…