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Shoreline Students Win Soccer Tournament and Engage in Classroom Learning

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In a report published September 24, Principal Tommy Hirschi highlighted student achievements and classroom activities at Shoreline. The report noted a successful lunch-time soccer tournament and various academic engagements across different grade levels.

Key takeaways

  • A student team defeated a staff team 4-3 in a soccer tournament.
  • Students in Mrs. Cabeza's class worked on English language skills.
  • Mr. Grigg's science class studied atoms and molecules.
  • Mrs. Strauss's AVID class practiced setting SMART goals.

Shoreline students demonstrated school spirit through a lunch-time soccer tournament and various classroom activities, according to a report published September 24.

Principal Tommy Hirschi noted that the week included a competitive soccer tournament where a student team defeated a staff team with a score of 4-3 in the final match.

During classroom visits, Hirschi observed students in Mrs. Cabeza's ELD Level 1 class working on English language skills.

In Mr. Grigg's 6th period science class, students participated in lessons regarding atoms and molecules.

Additionally, students in Mrs. Strauss's AVID class focused on learning about SMART goals, discussing how specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives assist in reaching academic and personal goals.

Hirschi expressed pride in the effort of the students and the dedication shown by the teachers at Shoreline.

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