Altmar Elementary School partnered with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County for Ag Literacy Week and an opportunity to foster the students’ overall awareness, understanding and appreciation for agriculture.
Singh, a three-year employee at the 120-bed skilled nursing facility, has moved through the ranks of the rehabilitation department since she arrived in 2009. She was promoted two other times, initially to second in charge and then as acting director. She began her new position as rehabilitation manager on Feb. 1.
Students at KMS enjoyed slices of chocolate chip cookie pie, played a smart board Jeopardy Pi game, and competed by memorizing the most place values of pi to “pie” their teacher with whip cream pie.
The ceiling tiles pose no health threat unless they are damaged or moved. The county is taking several steps to address the issue.
The Fulton City School District launched the “It’s COOL 2B in School” attendance campaign during the 2011-2012 school year to raise awareness about the importance of good attendance habits.
A recent Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District (APW) district-wide Battle of the Books competition put students’ literary knowledge to the test for an opportunity to represent APW at an upcoming county-wide books battle.
Schumer’s push for federal investments in road and bridge infrastructure in New York comes amidst data that identifies 905 future Upstate infrastructure projects that could potentially be funded with federal dollars, which will cost a combined $4.16 billion.
The course will be taught by instructor Kathy Hobson. Cost for the course is $75 and includes all course materials. The course is open to the public.
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I – Pulaski) met with teachers from throughout Central New York at his office in Albany this week. They discussed school aid distribution and other matters affecting schools throughout Central and Upstate New York.
The ten new members include: Lacey Saucier, Jenna Brockett, Courtney Trudeau, Kara Wade, Kaitie Mullin, Megan Waite, Sarah Pappa, and Joseph Baum. They join current NJHS members who actively participated in the evening’s induction ceremony.
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