Several students from Emerson J. Dillon Middle School in Phoenix were recognized for their contributions as good citizens throughout the school. The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders exhibited positive character traits and became role models for classmates throughout the school.
More than 200 Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students will be rewarded for their academic successes on May 4 when they attend a Syracuse Chief’s baseball game. The honorees earned gold or silver stars for the third quarter of the 2015-2016 school year.
During a recent Morning Express program, Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal Jean Ciesla congratulated several students for being named by their classroom teachers as the most improved students throughout the month of April.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary fourth grade students recently performed their last elementary concert at the school. The sharply-dressed students brought their confidence and smiles to the “What a Wonderful World”-themed spring concert, which was held in the intermediate cafeteria and gymnasium.
The John C. Birdlebough High School Earth Science Honors class boasted academic exploration during the annual Earth Science Honors Research Symposium, held in the JCB library. The symposium was a culmination of six months of student research based on climate change.
Several Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students were recently recognized for improving their academics from the second quarter to the third quarter. Honorees received a Jump Shot Award for achieving an overall average of 65 or higher and for increasing their average by five points.
Students in the Bridges to Success alternative education program are now equipped with tools to make healthy choices. Bridges, a CiTi program located on Dutch Ridge Road in Oswego, recently welcomed CiTi Teen Health Issues Educator Kristen Paura to discuss components of healthy relationships.
A lesson in having a generous heart that’s also healthy recently culminated for students at the Fourth Street School with a physical education celebration. Students of the Stepping Stones Day Program crushed their $200 Jump Rope for Heart goal, after having collected about $500 for the American Heart Association.
The Blue Team is at it again, vying for another national milk carton contest award. About five months after students in Robyn Yorker’s Stepping Stones Day Program classroom won a $1,000 prize for a milk carton sculpture contest in the fall, they have entered into the spring Carton2Garden milk carton contest.
Students at Central Square Middle School were evacuated today (April 22) following the discovery of a written bomb threat that has since been deemed not credible.
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