Pulaski Senior High School Principal Jay Altobello recently announced Emma van der Heide as Valedictorian and Jacqueline Novak and Annamarie Forestiere as Co-Salutatorians for the class of 2014.
The top two students for the Sandy Creek High School Class of 2014 were recently announced by Maureen Shiel, principal at the school. Gabriella Guarasce was named Valedictorian and Clarice Thibault was named Salutatorian for the graduating class.
Sixty-nine graduating seniors were recognized in a special ceremony and banquet at G. Ray Bodley High School for having achieved high honor academic status all four years of high school. The students were presented with special high honor pins they will wear at graduation.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars were awarded to Hannibal High School students during a year-end awards ceremony June 18. The funding, which came in the form of grants, scholarships and awards, will help defray some of the costs for students to attend college.
Jacqueline Novak, a senior and member of the National Honor Society at Pulaski High School, has been named one of 200 state finalists in the National Honor Society Scholarship from the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
Phoenix High School students have been trailblazers in the classroom and their efforts were celebrated during a June 13 ceremony in the auditorium. The assembly honored 42 students with Blaze Awards, which recognized ninth through 12th graders for dedication, effort, work ethic, commitment, service, discipline and communication.
The New York Sea Grant Extension Office at Cornell University, Ithaca, has announced that two of its Great Lakes program educators have been honored for excellence by the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network. The network of Sea Grant programs in the eight Great Lakes states presented the awards at its 2014 Great Lakes Sea Grant Network conference June 17 in Erie, Pa.
As a John C. Birdlebough High School graduate, Kayleigh Moyer has deep roots in the Phoenix community and its music scene, so it was only natural for her to return to the district and show Phoenix students some tricks of the drum trade.
The Exceptional Education Department at Oswego County BOCES honored the class of 2014 with a commencement ceremony in mid-June.
OCB Adaptive Physical Education Teacher Kelly Schulz coordinates a full day of outdoor activities to get students thinking about all of the great things they can do to stay active all summer long. A guided nature hike took students through Camp Hollis’ bevy of lakeshore trails.
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