Leighton Students Shine In Talent Show
Brooklyn Saternow tapped her way to a first-place finish in Leighton Elementary School’s annual show. The fifth grader danced to “Mr. Blue Skies,” to which one peer said, “She is so good!”
Brooklyn Saternow tapped her way to a first-place finish in Leighton Elementary School’s annual show. The fifth grader danced to “Mr. Blue Skies,” to which one peer said, “She is so good!”
Teachers and administrators were on hand to congratulate students who earned high honor roll, honor roll, perfect attendance or achieved academic growth from the previous quarter.
The winning team will represent Oswego County at the state level competition at Hobart and William Smith College on May 23-24. Teams from APW, Central Square, Fulton, Hannibal, Mexico, Oswego, Phoenix and Pulaski participated in the event.
An information night was recently held in the cafeteria at G. Ray Bodley High School where parents, guardians and the future freshmen listened to high school counselors and administrators provide insight on life at GRB.
Madison Lang was the designated student at GRB who received the only $1,500 award, while $500 awards were given to Jacob Geitner, Bradley Martin, Mason Rowlee, Keegan Wallace, Addison Billion, Julia Guarrera and Caitlyn McAfee.
Hannibal High School ceramics students recently sparked their studies thanks to a raku firing demonstration by Clayscapes Pottery.
Cheyenne Trudell is putting college on hold for one year so she can experience the opportunity of a lifetime. After a lengthy application and interview process between both the American and Germany governments, she was named the recipient of the Congress-Bundestag Vocational Scholarship.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary School fifth graders were recently notified that their poems have been selected to be published in the 2018 Young American Poetry Digest.
Mexico High School art students exceeded teacher Barbara Sheldon’s expectations during their performances at the 2018 Feats of Clay event at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School senior Brittni Metcalf has committed to Mercyhurst University where she will play soccer this fall for the D-II school located in Erie, Pa.
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