A partnership between the Oswego City School District and Exelon Corporation employees is making a large and positive impact in the lives of students with school officials saying recent contributions of school supplies, winter apparel and more are “more than a donation.”
Phoenix Central School District teachers opened their classroom doors and welcomed families and students during recent open houses. Emerson J. Dillon Middle School kicked off the open house events Sept. 13 as teachers and faculty members met with families and answered questions.
The students in Robyn Yorker’s classroom learned about proper hygiene, relevant topics to a young person’s personal health and other pertinent information.
After nearly 15 years as a social studies teacher for the Phoenix Central School District, longtime teacher Helen Abbott is getting acclimated to a different role this year. Abbott began a position as the academic dean at John C. Birdlebough High School for the 2017-18 year.
Gross! That was the initial reaction from several Lanigan Elementary School first graders during an interactive videoconference all about the human body. Students learned how different bodily functions help people maintain healthy bodies.
Following an administrative internship that was completed last April, Jessica Ariola dove right in to her duties as assistant principal at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School. She said she is approaching the 2017-18 school year with the same excitement and enthusiasm.
The Hannibal Central School District is full of healthy kids with hearty smiles, thanks to the accessibility of the S-Miles to Go mobile dental unit from the University at Buffalo.
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.
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