Hundreds of student musicians entertained a capacity crowd in the Emerson J. Dillon Middle School gymnasium on March 18 as part of a music showcase. “We are thrilled to be putting together this showcase for you,” music teacher Liza Grethel said. “It’s been a long time since we had a concert of this size and we’re excited to do this for you tonight.”
Universal Pre-Kindergarten teachers in the Fulton school district’s elementary schools participate in quarterly joint collaboration meetings with the district’s Director of Literacy and UPK, Carri Waloven. The team collectively discuss progress through the curriculum, content objectives and instructional strategies that they have found to be successful.
ARISE has launched a new Access to Services Program for families who have a member with a developmental disability. This program is possible through a grant from Family Support Services.
Stage and screen actress and Mexico High School Class of 1983 graduate Cara D’Emanuele consistently searches for inspiration. It’s no wonder that when very recently, upon first learning of the life of Audrey Munson, she immediately thought of a stage production.
Meals and math were served up at Fairgrieve Elementary School’s Lunch and Learn on March 11 in the cafeteria. Third graders displayed their math prowess during a brain gym exercise, which got their bodies and their minds moving.
Leadership and learning go hand-in-hand and truly capture the essence of a new student group that was established this school year at the Sandy Creek Middle School. School Principal Carolyn Shirley introduced the idea of a student leadership group as a way to develop leadership skills and promote multi-grade level collaboration at the school.
The school has teamed up with Hikers for the Homeless, a Phoenix-based non-profit organization to help create over 100 Easter baskets for people in the district’s community that do not have a permanent residence.
Second graders at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School learned about fruits, vegetables and farming during Agricultural Literacy Week on Tuesday. Jan Smith, of Cornell Cooperative Extension, offered the students some food for thought as she read “Who Grew My Soup.”
Spring hasn’t sprung, but music was certainly in full bloom on the evening of March 17 at John C. Birdlebough High School. The school welcomed the Phoenix Community Band for their much anticipated Spring concert performance.
As a result of the continued investigation into the below listed incident from March 4, the Oswego City Police Department’s Anti-Crime Team (ACT) has made the following arrests: Kerriann M. Johnson, 23, of 1 E. Seventh St., Oswego; Dale K. Butler Jr., 32, and Kally L. Carr, 29, both of 212 Syracuse Ave., Oswego.
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