Pulaski Elementary students combined culinary, mathematics and reading comprehension learning to make loaves of bread from scratch, which were donated to a local food pantry. Math AIS teacher Sally Oliver coordinated the event, setting up bread making stations that included bowls, flour, oil, etc.
Sandy Creek Elementary Students learned about bus safety during a puppet show put on by the school’s transportation department recently. Transportation Supervisor Robin Cashel said the production is an annual event that brings something new each year.
Today, April 7, 2015, we celebrated one of our residents here at Meadowbrook Manor in Hannibal. It was Mary Kon’s 99th birthday!
APW fourth and fifth graders used math and science skills that align with the common core to make delicious bread from scratch as part of the King Arthur Bake for Good program. Presenter Amy Driscoll explained and demonstrated the process of baking bread, giving baking technique tips and emphasizing the importance of reading and following directions.
The Fulton Companies and Pulaski Academy and Central Schools are reviving and expanding a collaborative internship program for students. In the past, Fulton has had Computer-aided design interns. But now, with determined administration and thriving student interest, PACS and the Fulton Companies are working together in creating bigger and better opportunities for Pulaski high school students.
On April 26, Paws Across Oswego County will be holding its 10th annual open house at Paws & Effect Inc in Oswego. PAOC will also be celebrating its 15th year as a non-profit organization. As in the past, its event will bring together local animal rescue organizations to help spread awareness about adoption and rescue.
The annual Spring Oswego Community Youth Orchestra Concert will be held on April 19 in the Sheldon Hall Ballroom of SUNY Oswego at 7 p.m. OCYO is comprised of local elite student musicians grades 7-12. Tickets are $5, available at Midstate Music and SUNY Oswego Sheldon Hall Room 219 Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – noon and 1 – 4 p.m.
State Street United Methodist Church will host a chicken BBQ and bake sale on April 19. Proceeds to benefit the roof fund.
Nearly 150 elementary school students and their parents participated in the event. Families showcased their creativity as they colored characters from Dr. Seuss books, made hats, participated in a reader’s theater and assembled puzzles.
Students at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School recently participated in the American Jump Rope for Hearts campaign and help raise significant proceeds for the cause. For one school week, students took part in a wide variety of jumping exercises during their physical education class.
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