Community

Students in Judith Rowe’s first grade classroom worked on math concepts via videoconference with another first grade class in Newark, NY, while several Granby Gators dressed up as if they were 100 years old.

Oswego County Opportunities Nutrition Services recently relocated its Constantia Dining and Activity Center to a new larger location. Now held at The Vanderkamp Center, 337 Martin Road in Cleveland, the facility offers many new benefits to those that attend.

“The Electrifying Readers” from Volney Elementary celebrated with a Level 1 (grades three and four) team win because they achieved 104 points, while “Some Random Team” from Lanigan Elementary’s near perfect score of 120 earned the Level 2 (grades five and six) participants a spot at the Oswego County Battle of the Books.

Students enrolled in the Oswego County Pathways in Technology Early College High School program recently kicked off their mentorships with industry partners by hosting a celebratory luncheon.

The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation’s curriculum library has transitioned from a storage space to a detailed, cataloged system, thanks to efforts of CiTi Library Media Specialist Tammy Cummings.

Students in Mary Ryan’s Community Service Learning class in the STRIVE program at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation have been committed to supporting local agencies throughout the 2016-2017 school year.

North Volney Methodist Church will host a unique show this summer. The Anything With A Motor Show will be held August 19 on the church grounds at North Volney.

Fulton Mayor Ronald L. Woodward Sr. visited the Fulton Rotary Club recently to discuss the challenges facing the city and the topics of sharing services and consolidation.

Forty upstate New York hospitals and health centers, including Oswego and others in Central New York, shared $22.9 million in quality improvement incentives paid by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield.