The mini computers in use in Mrs. Tonyajo Wiegand’s third grade classroom at Volney Elementary School in the FCSD are being put to good use by the students, who among other things keep a daily classroom blog.
September was respect month at Fairgrieve Elementary School in the Fulton City School District.
The event drew a large crowd to the school which brought all APW students to a single campus, two-building location. The curriculum night allowed students to show their family their new building, classrooms, playground, and attend a book fair which was held in the cafeteria.
David Cordone, Fulton Board of Education President was a recent visitor to Fairgrieve’s Morning Express program. Cordone, himself a former student at the school, talked to the students about the functions and responsibilities board of education members have in representing the citizens in their district.
Tickets may be purchased several ways, including in-person at the Campus Center Box Office, the SUNY Oswego Downtown location and the Tyler Hall Box Office, over the phone by calling 315-312-3073 or 315-312-2141, and online at tickets.oswego.edu
Thomas W. Schneider, President/CEO of Pathfinder Bancorp, Inc., the mid-tier holding company of Pathfinder Bank, (NASDAQ SmallCap Market; symbol: PBHC, listing: PathBcp) has announced that the Company has declared a cash dividend of $.03 per share on the Company’s common stock relating to the fiscal quarter ending September 30, 2012.
The SUNY Oswego Metro Center in Syracuse will offer a class titled “Improv U” on improving business performance through improvisation on four Tuesday evenings in October and November.
The dinner will showcase the quality and diversity of agriculture in Oswego County by featuring locally grown and sourced food. The event is hosted by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Oswego County, with the support of local farmers and agriculture businesses, at The American Foundry in Oswego.
Operation Christmas Child has named 11 sites as collection points for shoe box gifts filled stuffed animals, small toys, school supplies and hygiene items for distribution to boys and girls ages 2 to 14 in areas of war, hunger, disaster, disease and poverty around the world.
The ornament shows the original Hannibal Baptist Church on the front, with a short history of the building on the back. Each ornament comes with a cord for hanging and a pouch for storage.
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