The talented group of seventh and eighth grade students under the direction of Paul Brewster performed a variety of selections that demonstrated their remarkable range, and spotlighted some individual talent as a few soloists took front and center.
While a traditional world history course is a staple in every high school, some G. Ray Bodley High School students recently took their studies one step further with a visit to Haiti. The poverty, pollution and economic distress they read about in their history books played out in real life.
Second graders paraded around the auditorium with American flags as part of an annual tribute to Old Glory. Younger students sat in the audience and were captivated by the songs, stories and facts that the second graders presented.
The Sandy Creek Central School District recently honored its student-athletes with dozens of individual and team awards at a recognition event in the school auditorium. Athletic coordinator Mike Stevens presented awards honoring scholar athletes, those who exhibited sportsmanship, league and section winners and multi-sport athletes.
Every member of the graduating Allied Health, Law and Government and Specialized Careers classes is enrolled in a collegiate or higher education program for the fall. At the graduating ceremony, New Vision Law and Government student from Central Square Desteny Moore commented on her time spent at CiTi.
A focus on academics and a commitment to schoolwork translated into success for students in the Sandy Creek Central School District who were recently recognized for excelling in the classroom.
Third graders at Fairley Elementary showcased their study of a country’s culture and traditions at a recent cultural fair.
Enjoy an evening of fun-filled, toe-tapping music on June 26, with the Sounds of Brass at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Gazebo along the river on South First Street. From the Adams Family to the Pink Panther and from Mission Impossible to the Muppets, you will be treated to music from TV, the movies and Broadway.
The Sandy Creek Central School choral department dazzled the audience at their spring concert with performances by the middle school chorus, show choir and mixed chorus.
Principal Gregory Molloy congratulated the students on their tremendous efforts and expressed his pride in the district in regards to the senior prank that occurred that morning; seniors surprised the teachers in the school parking lot and charged them each $1 to park their vehicle. The money raised was donated to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse.
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