G. Ray Bodley High School senior Keegan Wallace’s commitment to music and the arts has earned him a $1,000 the Oswego County Music Educators’ Association Scholarship. Wallace placed first in the recent competition among 15 senior high school students from several school districts throughout the county.
Have a magical night with your special princess at the Fulton Family YMCA’s Annual Daddy Daughter Dance on February 9 from 6 – 8 p.m. This event welcomes fathers, grandfathers, uncles and anyone the child sees as a special male role model.
The combination of limited traditional instruction with web-based online learning through a variety of technology applications has enabled Eileen Murray, Mexico High School social studies teacher and blended learning leader, to provide her freshmen students with more intensive instruction.
One piece of advice former Fulton City School District student Tim Conners would like Volney Elementary School students to remember is their character can far outweigh their circumstances.
If you have missed the first two Woodland Snowshoe Wanders of Winter 2018, the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center will conduct an encore program on January 21 at 2 p.m.
Set in Victorian-era London, “Sweeney Todd” tells the tale of the mysterious and murderous Todd, played by OHS senior Nolan Callahan, whose suspicious barber shop and unseemly meat pies have delighted and horrified audiences for decades.
The Central Square School District is asking the community for nominations for this year’s Wall of Distinction. The CSSD Wall of Distinction was established in spring of 2015, for the purpose of recognizing and honoring graduates and staff members of Central Square School District.
The Vanderkamp Center, Cleveland, will hold dinner dance fundraiser on February 10 from 6 – 11 p.m. Though Vanderkamp will not be holding a Fire and Ice Festival this year, with winter remaining so unpredictable in Central New York, we opted to keep the theme for this February fundraising event.
Central Square Fall Athlete of the season winners listed
The talent of several Mexico Academy and Central School District middle and high school students stood out among thousands of entries in the recent Scholastic art competition. The highest level of achievement, a gold key, was awarded to Mexico Middle School eighth grade studio art student Alexis Plumley for her “Golden Giraffe” entry in the ceramics and glass category.
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