For the second year in a row, the CoRE (Comet Robotics Engineers) Robotics team from Sandy Creek Middle/Senior High School will be headed to Louisville, Kentucky, to the VEX Robotics World Competition, where teams from all over the globe will come together in the prestigious competition.
Music Teacher Hope Lawton selected one student from each classroom who embody the following qualities during their music special: perseverance, attentiveness, positive attitude, helping others and respectfulness.
Fulton Junior High School seventh graders learned that it’s never too early to go to college. The students spent one day immersing themselves in the Cayuga Community College experience during a recent full-day visit to the Fulton campus.
For the annual Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser, students of the Stepping Stones Day Program collected funds for American Heart Association research, health promotion and community programming in honor of former Fulton City School District employee Michael Stewart who died after a heart attack in February.
After mid-winter break in February, about 20 students joined teacher KC Jones in a back corner of CiTi’s 85-acre lot behind the main building where they learned how to tap maple trees.
Price Chopper Supermarkets will be closing the pharmacy in its Oswego store, 137 State Route 104, effective at 8 p.m. on March 22. Patient prescriptions have been transferred to the nearby Rite Aid pharmacy.
The monthly Golden Spoon honor was given during a Morning Express program, where 26 students received cheers, applause and praise from their teachers, peers and guests.
New York Sea Grant has posted a series of Great Lakes project profiles addressing activities, challenges, and opportunities related to environmental protection, building coastal community resiliency, and enhancing coastal literacy by teacher, student and public audiences.
The Emerson J. Dillon Middle School gymnasium was buzzing with excitement and tunes during its recent Music in Our Schools Month concert. Students in fifth through seventh grades performed nearly a dozen songs to an audience of friends, family and Phoenix Central School District staff.
Select students at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation will soon be able to enjoy a tilapia and herbs entrée with a fresh salad for dinner, thanks to a new hydroponics program.
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