Shoreline Middle School experienced a week of diverse educational and community activities, according to a weekly update from Mr. Tommy Hirschi. The update detailed student leadership opportunities, specialized training, and various school events.
Student leaders Noah Peay, Annie Cummings, Dayana Garcia, Ezra Rock, and Kahea Hales presented to the school board regarding Shoreline. This presentation was supported by Language Arts teacher Mrs. Valletta and Mrs. Storey, who helped prepare the students for the experience. Principal Hirschi noted that such opportunities help students develop skills in public speaking, professionalism, confidence, and leadership.
Eighth-grade STEM students attended the Utah STEM Expo, which served as an opportunity for students to explore new ideas outside of a traditional classroom setting. Chaperones included Mrs. Benson and Mr. Hirschi. Additionally, Mr. Hirschi attended a statewide training session with school counselors, including Mr. Perrero, Mrs. Bradley, and Mr. Sekaquaptewa.
Musical and community highlights included a Fall Band Concert directed by Mrs. Giblon, which featured a performance of "Diary of a Grumpy Elf." The school also held a fundraiser night at Zupas to support student opportunities. In the classroom, Mrs. Hansen led a math lesson focused on finding missing angles in triangles through student competition.
The update emphasized the ongoing efforts of the Shoreline staff and teachers to create meaningful learning experiences for students.
