Combined, these students have volunteered 9,409.74 hours in the greater community of Central Square Central. These hours multiplied by the NY State minimum hourly wage of $9 per hour is a savings of $84,687.75 to the non-profit organizations they volunteered with.
The grant, offered through the New York State Retired Teachers Association of Oswego County, will be used towards the purchase of training materials for the First Aid and CPR Unit that all Central Square seventh graders students participate in during health class.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary students were honored during a recent Morning Express program in the school gymnasium because they followed expectations throughout the fourth quarter.
Central Square School District named two valedictorians for the 2016 graduating class: Natalie Guzelak and Brianna Grimes tied with a final GPA of 101.57.
Twelve students in grades second through sixth at Fairgrieve Elementary School were invited to a Pizza with the Principal celebration in the school library because they achieved 100 or more Accelerated Reader points and maintained at least an 80 average on AR tests from September through May.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District has named the valedictorian and salutatorian for the 2016 graduating class: Allayna Frank and Sage Bartlett.
The Great Lakes Research Consortium has awarded $44,819 for research projects that will investigate vitamin B deficiency in Lake Ontario fish, analyze a dataset on harmful algal blooms in nearly 200 lakes in New York State, and test DNA-based barcoding as a way to more accurately analyze the Great Lakes food web.
Second graders recently celebrated the end of their time at Millard Hawk Primary School with an afternoon of fun and games. The annual Second Grade Fun Day brought all five classrooms together during the last weeks of school to challenge one another in tug-of-war, three-legged races, water relays and other activities.
Hastings-Mallory Elementary School students continue to make a difference in the lives of local sick and injured children through their participation in the school’s walk-a-thon fundraiser.
A.A. Cole Elementary School students were recently treated to a carnival night for having exhibited positive character traits throughout the 2015-16 school year. The event featured fun and games in the courtyard, kid-friendly karaoke, a photo booth, balloon animals, glittery tattoos and drawings for themed baskets to take home.
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