The Phoenix Central School District Transportation Department will be joining the 10th Annual Regional Awareness Program for Young Drivers event on March 26 at SUNY Oswego. This year’s program is centered on distracted driving and is being held in conjunction with the New York State University Police at Oswego, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee and Oswego County BOCES.
The Hannibal Central School District has hired a School Security Aide. Ed Brisson is a retired Onondaga County police officer with 23 years of experience. His position is being paid for through a Title VI grant, a non-competitive grant that is part of the Title I consolidated application.
Presented to him by Cisco Networking Academy Vice President Harbrinder S. Kang, the award recognizes Ellis as an Advanced Level Instructor and acknowledges his achievements as one of the top 25 percent of instructors globally.
The Junior High Student Spring Showcase was an opportunity for families and community friends to visit the open house and interact with students and learn about information they displayed on projects that they have been working on for the past few weeks, covering a wide variety of topics.
This event is all day long, from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Dine in or take-out orders both go toward the fund. The fundraiser will be held at the Clay location on Route 31.
Creating a True Vision for three people to break six Guinness Fitness World Records in an hour to raise money and awareness for a family devastated by a fatal car crash is truly amazing. That’s just what eight-time Guinness Fitness World Record holder Bob Natoli is doing at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the 90,000 square foot Pacific Health Club just four minutes North of Destiny USA. He and some family members hope to break six Guinness Fitness Records in an hour in support of the Patterson family. The Pattersons were involved in a serious car wreck caused by an alleged drugged driver.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Family and Consumer Science Teacher Sybil Ruffles invited a representative from the New York State Police to talk to students in the school’s seventh grade about Internet safety.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary School, in conjunction with grant funds received from Target Stores, welcomed performer and teaching artist Dave Ruch to the school recently. His visit coincided with National Music In Our Schools Month and gave students an opportunity to learn about various countries, communities and cultures through music.
Oswego High School Executive Principal Brian Hartwell is proud to announce the second quarter honor rolls.
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