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A student from each Fairgrieve Elementary School classroom was honored during a Morning Express program because they have shown growth in academic and behavioral expectations.

OSWEGO –  The ARISE Community Services Department had a wonderful experience assisting the Oswego County Salvation Army by ringing the bell at the kettle recently. Pictured are Patrick Evans, direct support professional, and Scott Smith. […]

Director Michele Catania led the fourth grade chorus and band and the fifth and sixth grade chorus and band in festive songs from “Jolly Old St. Nicholas” to “Feliz Navidad.”

Fairley Elementary School students recently transformed ordinary items such as paper plates, candy canes and pizza boxes into festive holiday decorations. Several different stations were set up in the school cafeteria as students, parents and teachers participated in the annual craft night.

Project Explore students will soon begin an adventure in aquaponics, a form of agriculture which combines aquaculture and hydroponics.

Students in Robyn Yorker’s class at the Stepping Stones Day Program hope they received enough votes to win the “Made by Milk” carton construction contest.

Just three months into her position as Bridges to Success principal, Roxanne Euson said she can already see the need for program expansion.

Everyone fits somewhere in the jigsaw puzzle of life. That was the message behind the recent Life Puzzle project of the Exceptional Education high school at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation.

Lakeside Christian Ministries, a Fulton based church and ministry organization, has announced that Pastor Charles Copps has received his license to minister from Elim Fellowship of Lima, NY. The license was presented on Dec. 15 at a gathering of Elim Fellowship members in the Central New York area.