Each year, the New Vision Allied Health classes at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation present community project proposal ideas to a panel of local healthcare professionals and community activists.
All 25 classroom teachers selected one of their students to receive recognition and a “brag tag” from Principal Jean Ciesla for being kind and positive, taking care of their personal belongings, wearing proper footwear and reading directions, among other accomplishments.
The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County 4-H Program is still accepting donations of fabric and other sewing items for its third Annual Fabric Sale held in July.
News Channel 9 Storm Team Chief Meteorologist Dave Longley recently spoke to the Center for Career and Community Education Health Occupations classes at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation about his battle with multiple sclerosis. LPN Class President Penny Loomis reached out to Longley and was shocked to have an immediate response indicating that he would be happy to talk with the class.
In celebration of the success of its winterguard and colorguard teams this year, the Phoenix Central School District hosted a Winterguard Community Night on April 1 as a way to showcase the talents of the students who have worked so hard this season.
Fairgrieve Elementary School’s Fourth Grade Glee Club members were recently recognized for their commitment to perform monthly for classmates and staff members during Morning Express programs.
The Oswego High School class of 1966 reunion committee is busy planning its 50th reunion. We are looking for members of this class who may not yet be aware of the reunion and the dates.
SUNY Oswego will begin offering a new minor in graphic design this fall, providing the tools for visual communication, visual literacy and problem solving to students in disciplines across campus.
“These skill sets are increasingly valuable across a number of government and industry sectors,” said art department chair Cynthia Clabough.
Fairgrieve Elementary School sixth-grade students were recently surprised and honored to learn their submitted writing pieces were performed during an Echoes program at G. Ray Bodley High School.
National Grid has signed on as a Making a Difference sponsor for Oswego County Opportunities’ ‘Fifty & Fabulous’ Bowl-A-Fun with a donation of $2,500. “We greatly appreciate this generous donation and our continued partnership with National Grid,” said Diane Cooper-Currier, OCO executive director.
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