Employees at the Oswego City School District Education Center rallied around the holiday sharing program for the Fitzhugh Park Elementary School. They donated numerous items to the families of the east side school.
As 2013 comes to a close, U.S. Representative Dan Maffei announced his end-of-year constituent outreach, legislative, and policy action report. Below are the key highlights since Rep. Maffei was sworn in on January 3, 2013.
This year 175 gift cards and 15 complete Christmas dinners were supplied to Oswego High School students through a cooperative effort coordinated by the health office along with the counseling office.
The Matisse the Beast Art Show held recently in the Pulaski High School library featured a large number of Matisse-inspired artwork by students in grades 7-12 at the school.
Students in Monique Ritter’s seventh grade English class were perfect examples of what philanthropists do; they give unselfishly to a greater cause. The students, after reading “A Long Walk to Water,” a novel that is part of their Common Core modules for ELA, decided, along with their teacher to join the cause championed by the book’s inspiration and main character Salva Dut.
Music students from Pulaski Middle/Senior High School traveled to the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse for a very special musical treat. The chorus students in grades 7-12 attended a performance of the critically acclaimed Broadway show “War Horse.”
Students at Lura Sharp Elementary School recently walked to nearby South Park. They decorated evergreen trees there with handmade holiday style ornaments that served a dual purpose.
Sandy Creek Elementary School will be conducting registration for the Pre-K and Kindergarten classes of 2014-2015 on February 5 in the Elementary Office area. This registration is for incoming Pre-K students, who must be 4 years old on or before December 1, 2014, and incoming kindergarten students who do not attend the Pre-K Program in Sandy Creek Elementary School.
CNY Arts Center’s third annual Snow Day is set for January 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year the fun will take place downtown at the Community Room in City Hall and across the street at Veterans’ Park.
“Many people resolve to get in better shape, lose weight or get on a fitness plan,” said Jayda Calhoun, also known as Jaded Glory, chair of PCRD’s training committee. “We offer a way to get in shape and have a lot of fun at the same time.”
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