Oswego County school districts are currently in need of substitute/full-time workers. That’s why CiTi has teamed up with local school districts for a Substitute Recruitment Day/Job Fair on October 25 to help fill that need for substitute/full-time workers.
Clubs’ topics include: book, coding/digital photo editing, coloring and Zentangle, community project, competitive swim, cursive writing/board games, Maker Space, Scrabble/word wizard, sewing and craft, intramural, Lego, martial arts, yoga, art, band and orchestra.
The United Way of Greater Oswego County presented representatives from the Sandy Creek Backpack program with a check for $400 to support its continuing efforts to ensure that children and their families in the district do not go hungry.
New York Sea Grant is reminding Great Lakes residents that October 22, 2016, is a National Prescription Drug Take Back Day for dropping off unused medicines at collection sites statewide.
Students and their guests were treated to a spaghetti dinner, complete with homemade sauce from Bridges’ middle school students who take a Food and Nutrition class.
Granby Elementary School fourth graders have learned the sweet side of geography. The annual New York State cookie project helped reinforce a social studies unit, which focused on the state’s geography and attributes.
Jake Geitner, G. Ray Bodley High School junior, is representing Section III as a chosen member of the newly-formed Student-Athlete Advisory Committee of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.
Several Fairgrieve Elementary students were recently presented with the school’s Virtue of the Month award because they exhibited respect throughout September.
Volney Elementary School sixth graders are soaring to new academic heights, thanks to guest speaker David Hamm. The former educator spoke to the sixth grade students about scientific properties behind their upcoming rocket launches.
It’s fall, that magical time when everything is gloriously beautiful, the air is cool, we can soon stop worrying about heart worm and maybe even fleas and ticks, there’s not much mud, it hasn’t snowed yet, in short a perfect time of year for pets and their people. BUT, and there is always a but, there are a few things we all need to be extra cautious about right now.
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