UPDATE: Two residents of 98 E. Cayuga St. Oswego are under arrest following an investigation into a possible Meth lab in Oswego. It is the second such investigation within a week.
Technology classes at the Fulton Junior High School are in for a real jolt! Starting in January eighth grade students will be building robots. The unit in Robotics will span 10-weeks and is part Gateway to Technology, a nationwide feeder program for Project Lead the Way.
he New York State Public High School Athletic Association has recognized eight Fulton Fall Athletic Teams through the Scholar/Athlete Team Award Program. To receive this award the team average must be 90 percent or higher during the season.
The National Honor Society Chapter at G. Ray Bodley High School offers free academic assistance to students at the school through a tutoring program. The peer-assistant program is managed by NHS member volunteers and is offered three days per week.
Students and their families came with their blankets and lawn chairs to eat popcorn and watch Monsters University.
Lindsay Usherwood brings with her business, marketing and customer service experience from various internship programs.
Sixth grade students at Lanigan Elementary School are having a real ‘blast’ in class this school year. The students, turned budding scientists, tackled an out-of-this-world science project where they each crafted and launched their very own rocket.
The Guidance Department of G. Ray Bodley High School in the Fulton City School District will host their annual Financial Aid Night for students and their parents or guardians on Monday, December 9 from 7:00-8:30 p.m., in the high school auditorium.
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Students belonging to the SUNY Oswego chapter of the anti-poverty group ONE recently won a national challenge for awareness-raising and lobbying efforts. Members have now written more than 570 letters to congressional representatives on issues related to poverty in sub-Saharan Africa, such as the need for electricity, said Sara Cooper, president of the Oswego chapter she helped found starting this summer.
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