History has repeated itself for Mexico High School seniors Ashton Ariola and Angel Newcombe. While the pair was named the top two students of their eighth grade class at Mexico Middle School; four years later they also landed at the top of the Mexico High School Class of 2018 in their respective valedictorian and salutatorian posts.
Several students in grades nine through 12 were honored for exhibiting positive character education traits, excellence in academic classes, athletics, service to community, acts of kindness, overall improvement and leadership.
G. Ray Bodley High School’s Class of 2018 valedictorian and salutatorian are as humble as they are driven.
The combination of modesty, dedication and consistency has afforded Jacob Geitner and Madison Lang with the honor of being named the top two students of their graduating class. While the road hadn’t always come easy, valedictorian Geitner and salutatorian Lang had become laser-focused their junior year when they realized that honor was attainable.
The evening featured several instrumental accompaniments including senior band student Allison Pasco on the flute and piccolo and Oswego High School’s Principal, Patrick Wallace, on the tuba.
The annual Mexico Academic Award Ceremony recognized each class comprised of students who have earned honors distinction, outstanding student status, athletic accolades and special area recognition.
Thirty earth science honors students from John C. Birdlebough High School spent months researching various topics and developing hypotheses related to their area of study.
A project-based learning effort at Hannibal High School took a page out of ABC TV’s playbook with its own rendition of “Shark Tank.”
The recent lesson for FCSD fifth graders in Lanigan, Volney, Fairgrieve and Granby elementary schools expanded to include much more than construction of a low-friction device.
The first-ever CCCE (Center for Career and Community Education) Oswego County ACT WorkKeys National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) awards were presented to graduating Practical Nursing students of the Center for Career and Community Education.
Embracing the theme of the evening, “On the Shoulders of those who came Before Us,” the students posthumously honored Gregory Woodruff for his contributions to the PCSD music program.
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