Several students at Volney Elementary School were recently recognized as classroom role models for showing respect to their peers and teachers throughout the month of September. For their efforts, those students received a Principal’s Award and a “brag tag” to add to their collection.
Penny Kimball, Oswego County artist, will return to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center to teach Wood Carving in Relief as part of the Center’s Nature Inspires series. This hands-on class will be on October 23 and will begin at 1 p.m.
The 2016 Nature Inspires series at the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center continues on October 22 at 2 p.m., when Audrey Scruton, Oswego County artist, will instruct a class on 3-D Quilling.
The APW Central School District welcomed 11 new staff members during teacher orientation at the end of summer.
Visitors to the open house were greeted at the curb by volunteers representing the transportation department where they could pick up information, coloring sheets, pencils and even a cardboard bus.
At Fulton City Hall recently, a “tri-partisan” group of elected officials got together to encourage local residents to participate in this year’s elections. These office holders who are Republicans, Democrats and Conservatives decided to jointly send a message to the public to please “get out and vote” on November 8.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recognized during a recent Morning Express program for exceeding the classroom expectation of being respectful throughout the month of September.
On October 15, a dream will come true for one Fulton resident. Ever since Tom Moore Jr. was a teenager, he dreamed of owning his own martial arts school. With the grand opening of Synergistic Martial Arts and Fitness at 554 S. First St., he will have seen that dream through to completion.
From the classroom to the outdoors, Fairley Elementary School fourth graders put their academic knowledge to the test during a recent fun field trip to Camp Hollis in Oswego Town.
This year’s “Screamwood Forest” will be open with a few new exciting scenes the two weekends before Halloween: Oct. 21, 22, 28 and 29. The trail will feature ‘friendly frights’ without live-action characters from 6 to 8 p.m. along with the opportunity for young children to “trick or treat” along the way. All proceeds will benefit the Phoenix Chorus and Drama Boosters and go towards continued support for theater and music programs.
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