Teachers and administrators at Sandy Creek Elementary School recently organized a Common Core Parent Information Night where parents could learn more about the implementation of the Common Core Learning Standards into the elementary curriculum.
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Seventeen students from John C. Birdlebough travelled back to their elementary school, Michael A. Maroun, recently to assist educators in teaching for the day. The Back to the Future (BTTF) program is held annually during regent’s week, allowing high school students to volunteer when they aren’t testing.
The Sandy Creek Central School District, will again be accepting nominees for the “Wall of Distinction.” “Graduates of distinction” are those who have achieved a high level of prominence in their personal and professional lives and who represent a positive role model to our youth.
“We are becoming a kinder school,” Fulton Junior High School Principal Ryan Lanigan told the students during a recent Kindness Assembly at the school. Lanigan shared data regarding behavior that included “lots of positives and some things that we need to work on.”
The Sandy Creek Junior Varsity (JV) Cheerleaders took first place at the West Genny Sweetheart Classic on February 1. The team, coached by Rachel Paige, took home their first competition first place award.
The 2014 Central New York Boat Show has added new excitement to attract visitors to the New York State Fairgrounds on February 12-16.
Volney Elementary School students were treated to a spirit assembly Jan. 31 in recognition of their positive behavior and for being role models. Students from all grades united in the auditorium to sing “You Can Count on Me” prior to Principal Lisa Garofalo recognizing one student from each classroom for exemplifying the character trait of tolerance.
Dozens of Fairgrieve Elementary School students were in the spotlight Jan. 23 during the daily Morning Express program. The fourth grade glee club kicked things off with a song that reflected tolerance, the January character virtue.
The Pulaski Varsity Girls’ Volleyball team won the OHSL Patriot National Division Title this year with a record of 13-4. In doing so, secured a home sectional game against Herkimer on Friday beginning at 6 p.m.
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