A handful of teachers recently attended a BreakoutEDU activity, led by Librarian Tiffany Carpenter, to find out how the school’s promotion of the Leader in Me initiative may lead students to fun and exciting ways to better understand academic lessons.
The event was the culmination of weeks of research and hard work as students showcased their work to parents, friends, community members and a panel of judges.
Mexico Elementary School students recently took a step back in time when they visited an 1800s schoolhouse, located on the grounds of their sister school in Palermo.
Celebration season is in full swing at Mexico High School and with that has come stern warnings of the danger that may follow poor choices. Just ahead of the school’s recent prom, Principal Ryan Lanigan’s message of safely having fun resonated with juniors and seniors who attended an assembly following Grim Reaper Day.
Hundreds of pieces of work, from kindergarten through twelfth grade, filled the hallways of Hannibal High School and the gymnasium was transformed into an art gallery, as the school celebrated its first district-wide art show.
Pets can sometimes make the best reading partners. That is what Minetto Elementary School first graders have found, thanks to a partnership with PAWS of CNY, an organization dedicated to educating the community on benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
Several students at Charles E. Riley Elementary School have musically matured into talented instrumentalists, according to band director Kristen Jorgensen.
Students in Stephanie Marino’s first grade class at Minetto Elementary School are doing their part to save the Earth, one cute project at a time.
The celebration, held at the Oswego Elks Lodge, honored 25 seventh graders and 25 eighth graders who achieved the highest grade-point averages in their respective grade level.
An imaginary red carpet rolled out for all of the Charles E. Riley Elementary vocal stars during the school’s annual May concert: “A Night at the Movies,” at the Oswego High School theater.
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