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For seniors in the Quirk’s Players production of “Hello, Dolly!” on March 7, 8 and 9, at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton, the musical also signals a bittersweet goodbye. The show marks a farewell to the high school stage for those graduating, but they wouldn’t trade their experiences onstage for anything.

Teachers and administrators in the Sandy Creek Central School District presented an informational evening on the changes in K-5 curriculum for Math and ELA that align with the Common Core State Standards.

Oswego County BOCES School Counselors Jo Ann Smegelsky, Colleen Martin, and Stacey Turtura were featured presenters at the recent Western New York School Counselors Consortium Conference in Rochester.

She was selected for the program in honor of her scholastic merit and demonstrated leadership ability.

Ticket sales for this year’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle are well under way and the St. Luke Family of Caring is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s “Early Bird” drawing.

The Adult Education Department at Oswego County BOCES (OCB) hosted a graduation ceremony for the Certified Dental Assistant (CDA) Program on February 14.

BOCES Cosmetology student Kaitlin Nicholson was more than willing to help her principal, Jay Altobello, when she offered to dye Middle School Principal Jean Lynch’s hair pink, in her BOCES classroom, to settle a wager between the two administrators.

On March 27 Oswego County BOCES, in partnership with many Oswego County agencies, will be hosting the eighth annual Regional Awareness Program for Young Drivers (RAP for Young Drivers).

“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.