After graduating a large senior class in 2016, the Phoenix Central School District’s marching band entered the season in rebuilding mode, and the end result exceeded all expectations. The Firebirds, in the final show at the Carrier Dome in late October, nailed the performance with its best show of the season.
Did you know that Brewerton Elementary has been celebrating grandparents’ day for 40 years? This time honored tradition continues to prevail and once again Brewerton pulled out all the stops for this year’s event.
Fairgrieve Elementary third graders and fourth graders recently received both holiday cheer and free dictionaries from Fulton Noon Rotary members.
“Santa’s helpers” lent a hand St. Luke Health Services, making sure there will be plenty of carefully wrapped gifts for every resident under the Christmas tree this year. A group of dedicated volunteers spent many hours wrapping more than eight hundred presents.
Syracuse student Chase Coleman, a 15-year-old diagnosed with autism, loved to run. He had excelled on his cross-country team for three years.
Rotarians Bill Lynch and Jerry Seguin, who also is the Fulton City School District Director of Facilities, Operations and Transportation, stopped by the day program to distribute copies of “The Best Dictionary for Students” and share the club’s quest to promote literacy.
The Central Square Middle School Art Department recently recognized several very special student artists by putting their art on public display at the Northern Onondaga Public Library in Brewerton.
Representing Sandy Creek Middle School in one of the oldest and most iconic competitions, the Scripps National Spelling Bee, three seventh grade students rose to the top of the spelling list: Luke Yerdon, Robbie Patterson and Matt Trudell.
In 1848 this flour mill was the largest in the U.S? This township is the smallest in Oswego County. This town has the tallest free standing flag pole in NYS? In 1907c this town had a wind-up clock installed in the bell tower of the town hall.
The Caughdenoy Fire Station was brimming with the leaders of today and into the future, as Central Square held its annual Fifth Grade Student Leadership Conference. The event, coordinated by the Central Square School District Student Leadership Task Force, aims to teach students about leadership skills and show them how to implement these skills at school, at home, and in the community.
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