Fairgrieve Students Exceed Expectations in May
Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal Jean Ciesla recently recognized several expectation experts in grades kindergarten through six who served as classroom models throughout the month of May.
Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal Jean Ciesla recently recognized several expectation experts in grades kindergarten through six who served as classroom models throughout the month of May.
Twenty-four students received the school’s Virtue of the Month award during a Morning Express program. Principal Jean Ciesla commended the honorees for working hard each day and never giving up on their academic and behavioral goals.
The G. Ray Bodley High School Music Department recently presented its spring finale concert in front of a packed audience in the school auditorium.
The honorees received a Principal’s Award for being classroom role models for showing effort in class, while others received an “On-a-Roll” Award for improving academically and behaviorally.
Former Granby Gators returned to their elementary school and spoke with fifth and sixth grade students about college readiness, while other sessions for those grade levels included presentations from a funeral director and a judge.
Several Oswego County students recently reflected on educational and life lessons learned as they were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society. All of the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation’s Career and Technical Education students achieved scholarly success and exhibited amiable character to meet membership eligibility requirements.
Principal Maureen Shiel announced the top two students for the Class of 2016 for Sandy Creek High School, naming Rosaleen Morgan as valedictorian and Brigid McClusky as salutatorian.
Marion Blumenthal Lazan, a Holocaust survivor, recently provided a message of hope, strength and love to the students of Central Square Middle School; a message that she has shared with the school for more than 10 consecutive years.
The Frederick Leighton Elementary School Home and School Association will hold its 15th annual “All You Can Eat” Full Breakfast on June 5 from 8:30 a.m. – noon.
Family and friends gathered at St. Luke Health Services for a Memorial Service held in honor of residents who recently passed away. The ceremony was led by St. Luke Pastoral Care Coordinator Debby Greutman; COO and Assistant Administrator Catherine Gill; and Terri Pratt, Director of Social Services.
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