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The Pulaski Middle/Senior High School auditorium was abuzz with excitement as student musicians performed several current billboard hits during the recent spring pops concert. Sixth grade girls kicked off the evening with a vocal performance […]

Hundreds of students and parents filed into Fairley Elementary School for the event, where they were greeted by teachers, staff members, local business owners and agency representatives.

Students enrolled in the Commercial Driver License-A Program at the Center for Career and Community Education recently had a chance to explore a career in transportation with a local company. Dot Transportation employees Hal Williams and Steve Kuchko discussed the many opportunities available to graduates of Ken Koegel’s CDL-A course.

An “Overnight Package” courtesy of the Quality Inn & Suites Riverfront in Oswego will be one of the featured prizes awarded during the annual “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle Drawing Party taking place on May 9. In addition to the many prize giveaways, the “Bundle of Bucks” Raffle will pay cash prizes totaling up to $25,000 if all tickets are sold by the time of the drawing.

Sharing her success story with Exceptional Education students at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation, program graduate Bev Humphrey discussed the challenges and triumphs of life after school. Humphrey, a 2013 CiTi Exceptional Education graduate, spoke to students in three classes.

Students at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School were recently awarded the Golden Sneaker Award for continually improving their cardiovascular endurance during physical education class.

Seniors at John C. Birdlebough High School saved their best for last as they wrapped up their fourth and final Spirit Week with a victory in the Battle of the Classes. The annual event is the culmination of a yearlong effort in which each class receives points for completing various service projects and for displaying school spirit.

After a long, dreary winter, Phoenix student musicians ushered in the spring season with an upbeat concert featuring several solo performances that brought the crowd to its feet. The John C. Birdlebough High School symphonic band, under the direction of Joanna Young, kicked things off with four songs that delighted the audience.

Hundreds of students, teachers and community members filled the high school auditorium for the annual event, which served as a fundraiser for the senior class trip to Boston. In addition to raising money, the show also provided an opportunity for a diverse group of students to display their talents.