Sixth graders studied Newton’s Laws of Motion then took their learning to new heights with a hands-on learning experience inspired by the famed physicist. The three sixth grade classes collaborated on the lesson using kits to assemble the rockets and prepare them for liftoff.
Looking for another chance to wear a costume? CNY Arts Center is the place to be when it hosts its first masquerade ball on October 22 from 7-10 p.m. at 11 River Glen Drive on the Cayuga College Fulton Campus.
ARC of Oswego County will hold its Hog Wild Jam on Oct 15. It will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at the Oswego Hibernians Club on Munn Street. The event will take place rain or shine. $10 includes a pork dinner with all the fixin’s.
With the financial support of the Whole Kids Foundation School Garden Grant, students at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School are embarking on a multidisciplinary learning collaboration utilizing a greenhouse. In early September, members of the Hannibal Central School District’s Facilities Department assembled a greenhouse at DMK.
Technology has created valuable educational opportunities for students in the Hannibal Central School District, with distance learning courses providing a unique classroom experience. At the high school, juniors and seniors can explore six courses through a distance learning classroom.
Isn’t Zilla the prettiest thing? She’s a young medium hair fluff ball with a sweet cuddly disposition. She was hit by a car near Fulton and rescued by a kind-hearted police officer who took the trouble to find help for her late at night. She was banged up by the car, but no life threatening injuries and is now recovered and ready for a home.
The H. Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego is pleased to present Dr. Terrence Hammill, former chair of the SUNY Oswego Biology Department, two-term mayor of the city of Oswego and current chairman of the Port of Oswego Authority Board of Directors, as the final installment of this year’s History Lecture Series.
At a recent Fulton Sunrise Rotary meeting, President Linda Rossiter introduced Dick and Nanee Drosse of the Friends of Great Bear. The Drosses spoke of efforts to purchase the portion of the tract that is for sale and to maintain the area as forever wild.
Students in Mary Ryan and Lorie Trump’s work study group in CiTi’s Safe Trusting Restorative Instructional and Vocational Environment (STRIVE) program aim to work alongside their Career and Technical Education peers in the Culinary Arts program to achieve a thriving composting program and grow fresh produce for students and community members.
In collaboration with the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation, students in Mary Paye’s kindergarten class were connected to the museum through the Dino Dig videoconference.
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