The Oswego Middle School Student Council is conducting a “Team Hallway Decorating Contest” to benefit the Salvation Army. Students and staff are asked to bring non-perishable food items and donate them to the team with the best hallway.
Local residents named members of SUNY Delhi’s New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians for the 2013-14 academic year. The New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians is one of more than 50 recognized student organizations found on the SUNY Delhi campus.
A girls’ fastpitch softball hitting/pitching clinic will be held Sunday mornings from January 5 through February 23 at the Oswego YMCA Armory. The clinic is open to all girls in grades 5-12 who are interested in softball and would like to develop their skills before the school or summer ball seasons begin.
Assemblyman Will Barclay recently met with foreign exchange students who are staying in the region from all over the world through the Greenheart of Cultural Exchange. The locally-run organization promotes cultural understanding, academic development, environmental consciousness and world peace.
On December 7, Larry Backus, Chief of the Scriba Fire Department, welcomed eighteen Rotary exchange students to the fire station. They enjoyed the opportunity to learn about the role of the volunteer fire fighter in our community, the training involved and the equipment used at fire and accident scenes.
To kick off the month of December, 37 students from John C. Birdlebough’s Student Council Leadership Team met up with senior citizen from three area nursing homes to take them shopping for the holidays.
Technology classes at the Fulton Junior High School are in for a real jolt! Starting in January eighth grade students will be building robots. The unit in Robotics will span 10-weeks and is part Gateway to Technology, a nationwide feeder program for Project Lead the Way.
he New York State Public High School Athletic Association has recognized eight Fulton Fall Athletic Teams through the Scholar/Athlete Team Award Program. To receive this award the team average must be 90 percent or higher during the season.
The National Honor Society Chapter at G. Ray Bodley High School offers free academic assistance to students at the school through a tutoring program. The peer-assistant program is managed by NHS member volunteers and is offered three days per week.
Students and their families came with their blankets and lawn chairs to eat popcorn and watch Monsters University.
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