Third Graders at Fitzhugh Park Elementary School designed Halloween Cards for St. Luke’s Nursing Home patients to enjoy. Students wrote messages and added a lollipop filled ghost to each card.
A trio of women was recognized by the Oswego City School District Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools for dedication to children and the district.
Paul Conzone, of the Oswego City Fire Department, visited Bridgette Krawczyk’s first grade classroom to talk about fire safety and prevention.
Oswego County Opportunities recently presented several Crisis and Development Services staff members with longevity awards for 5 years of service to OCO and its consumers.
The candidates for office in Oswego Town are gearing up for the election
Oswego County Opportunities’ recently recognized, Lori Boles, development coordinator, as its Outstanding Employee, Crisis and Development Services.
The Chocolate War tackles the issue of bullying and conflict resolution in this delightful fantasy production for youth Kindergarten through sixth grades, Friday, November 11th, 10:00am until 11:00am at the Fulton YMCA. (Schools will be out in observance of Veterans Day)
The program reaches more than 11,000 youth in Oswego County.
The CJ Club members welcomed the mostly second- and third-graders with Halloween-themed decorations and activities, including a mummy-wrapping contest. The children enjoyed coloring and some arts and crafts projects, and were treated to some cider and donuts during the party.
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