Ten students from the Sandy Creek Central, Hannibal Central and Pulaski Academy & Central school districts recently spent the morning at CiTi’s Mexico campus to learn more about CTE Business: a project-based business program that develops students’ understanding and skills about business.
Students selected must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and maintain a high academic standing throughout their enrollment at CCC.
CiTi students in the Career and Technical Education program recently completed a project-based learning activity, which involved a group study of a children’s author, development of a lesson based on their favorite book by that author and a writing of their own children’s book.
The funding for the Northern New York Agricultural Development Program is supported by the New York State Senate and is administered through the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Students at the Stepping Stones Day Program celebrated Poetry Month by participating in the Fourth Street School’s second annual Poetry Café. CiTi library media specialist Tammy Cummings said several students wrote their own poems after learning about various styles poetry in class and in the library media center, where the poetry event was recently held.
They include retiree of Springside of Seneca Hill Teresa Ferlito, ARISE Independent Living Manager and Oswego County Legislator James Karasek and Helen Hoefer of Catholic Charities.
This Mother’s Day, May 8, come to the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center for a meet and greet with the ephemeral “little people” of the forest floor. Enjoy a Mother’s Day Wildflower Wander at 2 p.m. along the center’s trails with naturalist Pat Carney.
The theme of this year’s luncheon event, “A Day at the Beach,” saw the room transformed into a tropical paradise, all to celebrate the many contributions volunteers make on behalf of residents at St. Luke Health Services, Bishop’s Commons, St. Francis Commons and Michaud Health Services, throughout the year.
Students who attended the Bridges to Success alternative education program field trip to the Five Points Correctional Facility in Romulus left there inspired to steer themselves in a more positive direction. Inmates shared with students about the dangers and consequences of poor choices.
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County is pleased to host another Quilt in a Day demonstration on May 7.
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