Hard work has paid off in physical education class for several Fairgreive Elementary School students. One student from each classroom received the Most Improved Athlete honor during a recent Morning Express program.
What happens when a small-town mayor whose parochial-school education, driving-force wife, and insider’s view of Democratic Party politics create anecdotes that will make you laugh, cry, and remember your own childhood? It’s all in “Pee Not Your Pants!,” by John T. Sullivan Jr., former mayor of Oswego, NY, who also served as former New York State Democratic co-chairman.
At the end of each high school sports season, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association honors those teams and individuals that excel in the classroom. These student-athletes work very hard at both their sport and their academics and deserve to be recognized for their outstanding academic success.
The students were given the opportunity to tear down an old operations and maintenance building on CiTi’s Mexico campus, a perfect chance for the students to get time behind the wheel of excavation equipment and practice their safety protocol.
Raffle tickets are selling fast and with time running out, now is the time to get yours – before they are gone! Each raffle ticket gives you have a chance at 15 cash prizes totaling $25,000 when winners are drawn on May 6 from 1 – 4 p.m. at the Elks Lodge in Oswego.
Lura M. Sharp elementary School Principal Susan Lohret recently announced the students who were recognized during the third quarter of the school year for their Achievement, Behavior and Effort. The following students were honored with ABE Awards:
At the end of each high school sports season, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association honors those teams and individuals that excel in the classroom. These student-athletes work very hard at both their sport and their academics and deserve to be recognized for their outstanding academic success.
St. Luke Family of Caring volunteers were recognized for the tremendous contributions made in the lives of those served by the local healthcare affiliates during a gathering held in their honor at the Elks Lodge in Oswego. The gathering brought together volunteers of all ages from St. Luke Health Services, Bishop’s Commons and St. Francis Commons in Oswego and Michaud Health Services in Fulton.
The Central Square School District has scheduled a Community Café, to discuss the proposed ‘no additional tax impact’ Capital Project, to be held in the Millard Hawk Primary School Auditorium on May 1, at 6 p.m.
A student in the welding technology program at CiTi recently put his skills to the test to repair a piece of gym equipment for his home district. Sandy Creek Central School District asked CiTi’s welding program if it could assist in repairing a leg press machine.
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