Becoming acquainted with the various sources of financial assistance and understanding the processes and deadlines that will come with the application process will help families see a greater probability of receiving financial aid.
Principal Chris Leece introduced himself and other FJHS staff members to the large crowd gathered in the cafeteria before students and their families disbursed to student lockers to practice combinations, walked through their bell schedule and chatted with representatives from school and community organizations that offer support and assistance throughout the school year.
Lanigan Elementary student Christopher Townsend works on an all-about-me activity on his first day of school in Karrie Schremp’s first grade classroom. A rainy first day didn’t stop all of the excitement in each grade level.
The Fulton City School District recently hosted kindergarten bus orientation events for students to meet their bus drivers, have parents or guardians accompany students on a dry run and to review important safety information.
Within all Fulton City schools, the district’s mission is to enable students to develop the knowledge and skills needed for relevant, lifelong learning and to become responsible, respectful and productive citizens. One way that can be accomplished is to ensure all students, in grades pre-kindergarten through 12, have an appropriate, safe and productive day with all of the tools and support they need.
Parents and guardians accompanied the children to the events to learn pertinent information about the school setting, learning standards and benchmarks for social growth and fine motor skills.
As the newly appointed director of physical education and athletics for the Oswego City School District, Rhonda Bullard brings years of educational and administrative experience as well as a personal connection to the Buccaneer program.
For the entire month of September, and throughout the 2017-2018 school year, the Fulton City School District will celebrate attendance awareness. A special kickoff event will be held from 1 to 3 p.m., Sept. 17 at the Fulton Education Center, 167 S. Fourth St., Fulton.
New York Sea Grant has posted 20 radio-friendly ‘information bursts’ on New York State Great Lakes topics. Topics for the 60-second CurrentCast segments, developed in partnership with the nonprofit Center for Transformative Action at Cornell University, include protecting pets from algal bloom, Great Lakes rip currents, lakefront landscaping, the Erie Canal, invasive species, microbeads, and coastal education.
On September 8, students, teachers and staff at Kingsford Park Elementary School continued a tradition dating back decades with the annual Rainbow Picture.
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