Month: October 2017

The Phoenix Central School District recently named Michael Aiken its new director of facilities. Aiken has been serving school districts for 16 years in different capacities.

The Literacy Coalition of Oswego County will host a free literacy event, “Build a Better World,” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Oct. 21, at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School, 11 Elm St., Phoenix. “This is our seventh annual event stimulating children and families to become more avid readers,” Carri Waloven, co-chair, said.

Sergeant Clint Bartel from Oswego, and assigned to the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2-108th Infantry retired from the New York Army National Guard last month after some 20 years of military service.

With more than a decade of experience as a coach and physical education teacher, John Jeffries is leading the Phoenix Central School District’s athletic program as its new director of health, physical education and athletics.

The youngsters recently spent some time talking about positive gestures that help create better communities and so Field suggested her students paint colorful designs with nice messages on them to be hidden throughout the greater Fulton community.

A partnership between the Oswego City School District and Exelon Corporation employees is making a large and positive impact in the lives of students with school officials saying recent contributions of school supplies, winter apparel and more are “more than a donation.”