Color Changing Hearts Light Up The Bridge Street Bridge
Ellen Butler Clark, Concierge with Experience Oswego, recently donated illuminated and animated hearts to be placed on the Bridge Street Bridge for the month of February.
Ellen Butler Clark, Concierge with Experience Oswego, recently donated illuminated and animated hearts to be placed on the Bridge Street Bridge for the month of February.
Phoenix Central School District student Mike Sadoski recently was the recipient of the National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Award. This award was recognized at an annual dinner sponsored by the National Football Foundation.
Students from the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation are working together to renovate the gazebo that resides at Pulaski’s South Park.
Students in grades one through six lined the school halls as they saluted and cheered the kindergarten royalty during the annual Kings and Queens parade. The kindergartners dazzled in crowns, robes and sashes as they waved to their kingdom before heading back to their classrooms.
The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently announced the “Top Three” students from each Career and Technical Education program.
Students are awarded a gold star for achieving a quarterly report card average of 90 or higher. A silver star is earned for a quarterly average of 85 to 89.99.
Select students at Granby Elementary School recently participated in a Granby Gator Buddies event, allowing younger and older students to collaborate in activities to highlight the school’s character trait of tolerance.
Recently, the Fulton Public Library Board of Trustees Capital Campaign Committee held a fundraiser at Red Baron Pizza.
The tradition of Phoenix Central School District musical excellence continues with two John C. Birdlebough High School juniors’ participation in the New York State School Music Association’s 2015 Winter Conference at the Rochester Convention Center in December.
A handful of students at Fairgrieve Elementary School were recently recognized for exceeding classroom expectations throughout January. Classroom teachers each selected one student who has been kind and patient, gave their best effort, used materials and equipment properly, left the room only with permission, and never gave up.
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