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Student musicians from Emerson J. Dillon Middle School recently took the stage for a winter concert that kept the audience entertained from start to finish. Fifth and sixth grade band and chorus members performed a handful of holiday music ranging from classics such as “Carol of the Bells” to lesser-known songs like “Jolly Alto Saxophones.”

The Parent-Teacher Group sponsored the recent Granby Elementary Family Craft Night.

Sixth grade students in Joe McNamara’s social studies classes at Granby Elementary recently studied a unit on Ancient Egypt and put their knowledge to the test by creating projects to mimic the ancient civilization.

A corps of volunteers spent many hours wrapping over eight hundred presents that will be gifted to residents at one of the many family Christmas parties taking place during the coming week.

CICERO, NY – The Marine Retailers Association of the Americas has named the Boating Industries Association of Upstate New York/BIA as the 2014 Bill Ferguson Award winner for outstanding service by a marine trades association […]

The Hannibal High School senior band recently delivered its annual Holiday Celebration Concert, performing an array of festive songs to the pleasure of a packed audience. Under the direction of Shirley Terrinoni, more than 30 students performed classic holiday songs, including “Frosty, the Snowman,” “Let it Snow,” and “Winter Wonderland.”

The Phoenix eighth grade and seventh grade bands and choruses put on a wonderful winter concert.

Several students from the Sandy Creek Central School District recently participated with other exceptional musicians from across the county during the Oswego County Music Educators’ Association Elementary All-County Music Festival at Mexico Middle School. The students were selected from the participating schools’ music programs and represent the best student musicians throughout the county.

November’s STLE 3 meeting (Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness) shared insight into the Fulton City School District’s Standards-Based Progress Reports. The new style of progress report benefits students by allowing them to be more aware of what is expected from them.