A donation from a local business owner helped bring extra holiday cheer into the art room at Sandy Creek Elementary School recently, as students were able to create ornaments. The ornaments were donated by Don Allen, owner of Stone Cold Creations and given to pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students in art class.
SUNY Oswego’s tobacco- and smoke-free policy takes effect Jan. 1, following a campaign of more than eight months to raise awareness of the costs of tobacco and nicotine use and addiction, to promote and assist smoking cessation, and to communicate with the college’s publics. The new year will bring a fresh start for all at the college — visitors along with faculty, staff and students. The policy implemented that day prohibits smoking and all tobacco and e-cigarette use on college property, outdoors as well inside, including in any vehicles on campus.
Cloudy with a chance of mixed precipitation today. High 32.
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Hannibal High School and Kenney Middle School concerts provided an enjoyable taste of the holiday season when they performed in separate concerts at the school in early December.
Five students from the Public Safety and Justice Program at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation took the plunge, the Polar Plunge that is, raising money and awareness for the Special Olympics.
Sandy Creek Elementary will be conducting registration for the Pre-K and Kindergarten classes of 2014-2015 on February 3, 4 and 5 from 1 – 6 p.m. on each of these days in the elementary office area.
“Houston, we have a problem.” It is with those words that the Oswego County Academic Youth League began its second competition of the season titled: Lunacy. The event featured challenges to test knowledge about the moon – scientific as well as the moon’s role in literature, history, and culture.
Three Sandy Creek High School students were selected for participation in the All-State concerts held at the Eastman Theatre in Rochester during the annual Winter Conference of the New York State School Music Association in early December.
Students enrolled in career and technical education programs at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation who earned at least a 90 in their CTE class were named to the CiTi CTE honor roll by Principal Marla Berlin.
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