The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Drama Department has been busy preparing for its spring production of “Grease” set to take the stage March 9-11. Show times are 7 p.m. on March 9 and 10; with a matinee on March 11 at 2 p.m.
The Central Square Central School District has announced its schedule for March as “Music In Our Schools” month and the district invites students, parents and the entire Redhawks community to come support its outstanding student musicians. Concerts start tonight (March 1)
The Oswego City School District has crowned its 2017-2018 Battle of the Books champions and the teams from Kingsford Park Elementary School and Minetto Elementary School will represent the district at the upcoming county-wide final competition.
The Oswego City School District all month will celebrate March as “Music In Our Schools” month and invites all students, families and community members to support great its Buccaneer student musicians.
Students and parents hear it every day: claims from an individual or group about the scourge of “Fake News.” But what exactly does that mean? And where did the term come from? How are families today, with so many avenues to consume information, supposed to discern the facts from the fiction?
Presentations from law enforcement and counter-terrorism officials highlighted this year’s 23rd annual School Facilities Association Professional Development Seminar and Trade Show, held Feb. 22 for the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation and its nine component school districts in Oswego County.
Junior Dylan Long and seniors John Ocker and Anthony Yost will visit the Nassau County Aquatic Center on Long Island to compete in their individual meets after having qualified during a recent Section III, Class B competition.
What do you get when you combine 16 teams of students who have read 10 chapter books each and scores that reached up to 120 points? One fantastic Battle of the Books at Lanigan Elementary School.
Following opening remarks by CCCE’s Executive Dean of Workforce Development and Community Education Carla DeShaw, where she called the group of graduates, “small but fierce,” DeShaw went on to compliment the family members in attendance.
Principal Jean Sampsell recently announced that well more than 100 students in grades kindergarten through six received academic excellence honors for the second marking period.
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