Community

Students in Erin Brewster’s fourth grade class at Volney Elementary School will help dozens of pets throughout the community receive food and treats.

Come bring your Valentine to delight in the beauty of the woodlands, dressed in their winter finery and inscribed by the gossip of the night by forest inhabitants. Everyone from age three to 103 can easily learn to snowshoe.

Farnham Family Services and the Coalition to Combat Adolescent Substance Abuse in Oswego County, working through a grant from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation, have helped to provided Oswego residents with a safe and anonymous way to dispose of their unused and unwanted medications and to keep them out of the hands of children and out of our water supply.

The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation’s ITS: Model Schools program is collaborating with the Phoenix Central School District to pilot new technology in a math classroom at John C. Birdlebough High School.

A semester grade point average of 3.6 to 3.79 qualifies full-time matriculated students for inclusion on the President’s Achievement List.

Bridges to Success students learned the dangers of tobacco use and other poor oral health habits when dental hygienist Marcy Wener stopped by the alternative education program.

The project requires the Career and Technical Education students to read and analyze building blueprints as they construct the house using framing principles associated with residential framing.

Last spring, the Fulton Companies and Pulaski Academy and Central Schools revived a collaborative job shadowing program; this school year, five Pulaski students will be interning at the Fulton Companies.

Students in Exceptional Education classes offered at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation are not defined by the student-teacher ratio number of their program.