On March 29, Bishop Grimes will host the annual Academic Games. The competition is offered to Catholic School students in grades K-6. Event categories include: Math, Science, Oratory, Drawing/Painting, Spelling, Vocal, Essay, Religion and Lego Robotics. Eligible students may enter more than one category and contestants compete on an individual basis.
The Frederick Elementary School will be well represented at the Oswego County “Battle of the Books” on March 22 as the primary and intermediate teams captured district honors at the Oswego High School Robinson-Faust Theatre for the Performing Arts on March 3.
Oswego Middle School Principal Mary Beth Fierro is proud to announce second quarter honor roll for her seventh and eighth grade students.
Citizenship Awards recognize role model students who are dependable, responsible, courteous, thoughtful of both peers and adults, congenial, friendly, and who show school spirit and pride and respect for others and their belongings.
It was almost 3 degrees colder and nearly 7 inches more snow. And, it was so cold that it was “ice as far as you could see” on the lake. And, forecasters say the outlook for warm weather in March isn’t that great, either.
Abigail Venskus, a sophomore at JCB, recently competed in the 26th annual Shakespeare Competition held at the Archbold Theatre at Syracuse Stage. The public-speaking contest, which is conducted by the Syracuse branch of the English-Speaking Union of the United States, commemorated William Shakespeare’s 450th birthday.
The Hannibal Senior High Music Department will present a concert celebrating Music in Our Schools Month on March 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the High School’s Lockwood Auditorium. The National Association for Music Education has announced this year’s theme “Music Makes Me…..!!!!,” a message emphasizing the important role that music education plays in our students’ lives.
Chloe Nabinger, daughter of Jamie and Missie Nabinger of Pulaski, recently donated hair to Locks of Love. Chloe, who is in third grade at Lura Sharp Elementary, had 10 inches of her hair cut to donate. She wanted to give to others that did not have any hair due to medical reasons. For more information, visit www.locksoflove.org
Army Pvt. Jacob Metcalf has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga. Metcalf is the son of Jay Metcalf of Syracuse and Maureen Maxam of Pennellville.
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