For the nominal fee of $25 for the school year, Hannibal Central School District teachers, staff members or administrators may have Life Skills students will help design and then deliver a colored carnation, baby’s breath and greens monthly to their colleagues at any HCSD building.
Nearly 100 students from John C. Birdlebough High School recently demonstrated their character, leadership and selflessness during teambuilding exercises at Camp Talooli in Pennellville.
The Dennis M. Kenney Middle School positively rocks! When a former student of fifth grade teacher Cathy Smith painted a Syracuse University themed rock and left it on her doorstep over the summer, little did he know how much joy it would bring to her.
The honorees were recognized as classroom role models during a school assembly, where Principal Todd Terpening congratulated the students on being selected by their classroom teacher for the accomplishment.
Organizations represented on the Oswego County Falls Prevention Coalition will be present at Senator Ritchie’s Senior Health and Wellness Fair on Oct. 26 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Oswego County Highway Department, 31 Schaad Drive, Oswego.
Fairgrieve Elementary School sixth graders put their knowledge of Newton’s three Laws of Motion to the test as they launched their handmade rockets into the air, as part of a recent science lesson.
As cooler weather arrives, New York Sea Grant Extension of Cornell University offers eight tips that water enthusiasts, particularly those who kayak, canoe or use a rowboat as well as stream and ice anglers, can follow to enhance their seasonal water safety.
The delicious taste, crisp crunch, sweet smell, vibrant red and smooth texture of apples fit perfectly into the five senses unit Lanigan Elementary School kindergarteners learned ahead of their field trip to the Greco Family Farm in Oswego.
A little bit of fun, hands-on learning opportunities and skill enhancements are just some of the rewards local students experience through their participation in the Fulton Community School Extended Day program. The real honor, according to Resource Coordinator Janice Scott, is seeing the students grow, mature and improve with each session.
Parents and students filled the hallways during the recent APW Junior-Senior High School Open House, where teachers greeted students and their families and answered questions regarding class projects and schoolwork.
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