Elementary school students recently participated in the Red Cross’ Pillowcase Project, a preparedness education program that teaches students about personal and family preparedness, local hazards and coping skills.
A recent broomball competition featuring students and staff from the Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District help raise $350 for the district’s BackPack Program, which is designed to help meet the needs of hungry children.
The Oswego Children’s Theater’s Teen Ensemble will present a performance of its award-winning production of Thornton Wilder’s classic play “Our Town” 7 p.m. on April 25 at the New Haven Congregation Church.
For nearly a year, Pulaski High School science teacher Jamie Hefti has been a member of a prestigious group of New York state educators dedicated to sharing ideas and experiences to better science, technology, engineering and math instruction.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District welcomed six new members to the National Junior Honor Society recently. The traditional candle lighting service was followed by Lorraine Sampson (a current NJHS member) who sang “I Was Here” by Beyonce Knowles.
Set for 6:30 – 8 p.m. April 23 in the GRB auditorium and technology labs, community members are invited to explore some of the unique learning opportunities available to students within the Fulton City School District.
Port City Chiropractic, P.C. has added some real support to this year’s St. Luke “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle event. Dr. Ed Galvin Jr. at Port City Chiropractic has donated a Chiroflow Premium Watebase pillow; one of the many valuable prizes to be awarded during the raffle drawing party on May 9 at the Oswego Elks Lodge.
MACS joins 388 districts across the country in receiving the prestigious distinction in 2015; almost a third of the list came from New York State, and only two schools from Oswego County received the title.
Prom season is quickly approaching, and students at G. Ray Bodley High School are gearing up for the annual prom dress sale, which provides new and gently used formal attire at an affordable price. According to GRB teacher Leah Simonds, all the formal wear is in mint condition, the only difference is the price.
Chad Bigelow and Heather Holmes’ classes listened to American Red Cross presenter Ellyn Gloshinski share about emergencies such as fires and floods and how to be better prepared for those kinds of situations. A portion of the learning involved coping skills during emergency circumstances.
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