John F. Kennedy’s “We choose to go to the moon” speech spoken at Rice University flooded the speakers placed behind Volney Elementary school as more than 50 sixth graders prepared to launch their homemade rockets.
The halls of Michael A. Maroun Elementary School were bustling with activity Sept. 24, as hundreds of parents, students, teachers and community members turned out for open house. According to Assistant Principal Diane Galster, the event is always well-attended.
Oswego County Opportunities Health Education would like to invite members of the public to attend a live, national webcast on HIV Pre-Exposure & Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEp and PEP). The webcast will be held on October 22 from noon to 2 p.m. in the OCO board room at the OCO Main Office, 239 Oneida St, Fulton.
With high standards and a passion for education, Pulaski Academy and Central School District Superintendent Brian Hartwell hopes to build on the strong foundation established by his predecessors. Hartwell started his duties as the district’s leader in August, taking over for longtime Superintendent Dr. Marshall Marshall, who retired after a distinguished career.
Looking Glass Events, a boutique event planning business, just opened in Fair Haven. We plan all events, from birthday parties to weddings.
September is National Preparedness Month and staff at St. Luke Health Services, St. Francis Commons and Bishop’s Commons recently completed annual emergency and safety training exercises across the healthcare campus. Russell Phillips & Associates, a Rochester-based consulting firm with expertise in fire and disaster preparation and prevention provided the training.
As part of a Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness Grant, educators in the Fulton City School District will benefit from job-embedded skill coaching and additional professional development opportunities throughout the school year.
The Fulton City School District is launching a series of events throughout the school year that aim to boost parent engagement in their child’s education. Through these partnerships, the Family Academy will stress the importance of family involvement in student achievement and ensure that parents are well-equipped to help their children succeed academically and in other ways as well.
With a successful robotics program in place at Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School, the district is looking to spark an interest in technology among the younger students, thanks to a new robotics course at Fulton Junior High School. The class will span the entire school year and is part of Gateway to Technology, a nationwide feeder program for Project Lead the Way.
Rachael Scott, the first person killed in the Columbine massacre, believed that one person could make a difference in the world by a simple act of kindness. Rachael also believed that a simple act of kindness could start a positive chain reaction throughout a community.
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