Congratulations to the Old Saybrook Middle School Class of 2026!
Today, we celebrate our students for all they have accomplished, the friendships they have built, and the growth they have shown throughout their time at OSMS. We are so proud of this class and excited to see all they will do as they take their next step into high school.
Today, we celebrate our students for all they have accomplished, the friendships they have built, and the growth they have shown throughout their time at OSMS. We are so proud of this class and excited to see all they will do as they take their next step into high school.
Due to the extreme heat, Goodwin School and Old Saybrook Middle School will operate on an early release schedule for Friday, June 12th. Transportation for Goodwin and Old Saybrook Middle School will operate under a normal early release schedule. There will be no change to Old Saybrook High School's exam schedule and the release time will remain at 12:15. A separate bus run will be provided for Old Saybrook High School students after the second exam.
Our Grade 5 students turned the paved pathways at Old Saybrook Middle School into a live marketplace filled with student-created businesses, storefronts, sales graphs, eco-friendly ideas, and elevator pitches. Main Street Math Live Marketplace brought classroom learning to life in the best way, with creativity, confidence, and real-world problem-solving on full display.
Old Saybrook students and the OSMS Band were proud to line Main Street and cheer on the Special Olympics Torch Run!
Today, we were proud to celebrate and thank the many Community Partners who continue to support Old Saybrook Public Schools in meaningful ways.
This morning, students and staff hosted a pancake breakfast and presented thank-you cards to local business owners, municipal leaders, school and parent leadership groups, and many others who help strengthen our schools and community.
Their ongoing support, partnership, and generosity make a lasting difference for our students, staff, and families. We are grateful for the time, care, and commitment they continue to invest in Old Saybrook Public Schools.
Together, we build bright futures.
This morning, students and staff hosted a pancake breakfast and presented thank-you cards to local business owners, municipal leaders, school and parent leadership groups, and many others who help strengthen our schools and community.
Their ongoing support, partnership, and generosity make a lasting difference for our students, staff, and families. We are grateful for the time, care, and commitment they continue to invest in Old Saybrook Public Schools.
Together, we build bright futures.
Anyway you slice it, Unified had a great time making homemade pizza yesterday!
Congratulations to the Old Saybrook Middle School choruses on a wonderful Evening of Broadway Concert!
Our students filled the OSMS Auditorium with energy, confidence, and joy as they brought Broadway favorites to life for the entire community. It was clear with each medley how much preparation, care, and pride went into the performance.
A special thank you to our music educators, accompanists, staff, and families for supporting our students and helping make nights like this possible.
Most of all, congratulations to our OSMS chorus students for sharing their voices and talents with our community.
Our students filled the OSMS Auditorium with energy, confidence, and joy as they brought Broadway favorites to life for the entire community. It was clear with each medley how much preparation, care, and pride went into the performance.
A special thank you to our music educators, accompanists, staff, and families for supporting our students and helping make nights like this possible.
Most of all, congratulations to our OSMS chorus students for sharing their voices and talents with our community.
Congratulations to our Old Saybrook Middle School 7th-grade science fair participants for their creativity, curiosity, and hard work. We are proud to recognize this year’s top projects and student scientists.
1st Overall
Eshaan Gandhi, The Double Slit Experiment: Where Light Gets Confused
2nd Place
Tessa Travisano, From Bright to Bite: Testing Tooth Stains
3rd Place
Isabella Bonneau, From Chunky to Hunky: Moosey’s Weight Loss Regimen
Honorable Mentions
Grace Whelen, Soil Testing for Plant Production
Wyatt Kruse, Homemade Water Filter Work Compared with Store-bought
Clare Lopez, Does Subject Preference Affect Grades
Josh Serrano, Homemade Lava Lamps
Thank you to all of our student participants for bringing science to life through thoughtful questions, experimentation, and discovery. Your work made this year’s science fair a success.
1st Overall
Eshaan Gandhi, The Double Slit Experiment: Where Light Gets Confused
2nd Place
Tessa Travisano, From Bright to Bite: Testing Tooth Stains
3rd Place
Isabella Bonneau, From Chunky to Hunky: Moosey’s Weight Loss Regimen
Honorable Mentions
Grace Whelen, Soil Testing for Plant Production
Wyatt Kruse, Homemade Water Filter Work Compared with Store-bought
Clare Lopez, Does Subject Preference Affect Grades
Josh Serrano, Homemade Lava Lamps
Thank you to all of our student participants for bringing science to life through thoughtful questions, experimentation, and discovery. Your work made this year’s science fair a success.
Yesterday, several of our Unified students spent the afternoon checking out the new Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Popcorn and plumbers were the order of the day.
Sixth-grade students kicked off National Poetry Month (April) by learning about a type of "found poetry" called Blackout Poetry. They analyzed samples, formulated a definition, and then brainstormed the steps for creating one. The experience culminated with an event where family, friends, administration, school, and Central Office staff, Board of Education members, community members, and poet laureates Dr. Sandy Yannone and Leah O'Connor joined us to create some poems together. Students became the teachers, and everyone was successful. It was a wonderful event!
A huge congratulations to our Old Saybrook Middle School students and staff on a fantastic production of High School Musical!
Our students delivered an energetic, entertaining, and heartfelt performance that showcased their talent, confidence, and teamwork.
We are incredibly proud of everyone involved for creating such a memorable experience for our community.
Our students delivered an energetic, entertaining, and heartfelt performance that showcased their talent, confidence, and teamwork.
We are incredibly proud of everyone involved for creating such a memorable experience for our community.
Mama Mia! Unified Sports was in the Fast Lane to Fun at our Mario Kart Tournament yesterday!
Yesterday, 17 Old Saybrook students attended the Ms President Rock the Capitol event in Hartford.
Students spent the day touring the State Capitol and the Connecticut Democracy Center, followed by a working lunch with State Senators and State Representatives, including Old Saybrook State Representative Devin Carney.
The group included 12 Old Saybrook Middle School students and 5 Old Saybrook High School students, who served as leaders and mentors throughout the experience.
We are also proud to share that Old Saybrook High School student Rosalin Gehret received a citation from Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz in recognition of her work raising awareness and support around the transition from middle school to high school as the current elected Old Saybrook Ms President.
We are proud of these students for representing Old Saybrook with leadership, purpose, and civic engagement.
Students spent the day touring the State Capitol and the Connecticut Democracy Center, followed by a working lunch with State Senators and State Representatives, including Old Saybrook State Representative Devin Carney.
The group included 12 Old Saybrook Middle School students and 5 Old Saybrook High School students, who served as leaders and mentors throughout the experience.
We are also proud to share that Old Saybrook High School student Rosalin Gehret received a citation from Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz in recognition of her work raising awareness and support around the transition from middle school to high school as the current elected Old Saybrook Ms President.
We are proud of these students for representing Old Saybrook with leadership, purpose, and civic engagement.
Congratulations to the OSSC Boys U13 indoor team on winning the indoor championship.
Made up of Old Saybrook Middle School students, we are proud to celebrate this outstanding accomplishment.
Go, Rams!
Our Annual Basketball Mania Celebration at OSMS was a huge hit! There were games, prizes, and our lively Ram Mascot, keeping the crowd pumped up!
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!
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.
Tomorrow night at 7:00PM, the Old Saybrook Rams will take on the Morgan Huskies in the Channel 3 Game of the Week!
Any fan wearing Rams apparel gets in free!
There will fan giveaways and a FAN OF THE GAME PRIZE!
Come support our Rams tomorrow night at Old Saybrook High School!
Any fan wearing Rams apparel gets in free!
There will fan giveaways and a FAN OF THE GAME PRIZE!
Come support our Rams tomorrow night at Old Saybrook High School!
6th graders have been working hard to research and design an original species whose behaviors increased its chances of reproduction and helped it compete in "Survivor" challenges. THEN, we got the chance to compete in our own "Survival" challenges.
