Anja Mayer, whom many people may remember as the foreign exchange student from Switzerland last year, has yet to lose her Raider Pride.
In fact, she proudly displays her copy of The Raider student newspaper on a recent trip to the Alps.
A former foreign exchange student shows off her Raider pride. Also, big wins for girls soccer and volleyball.
We got some rain – if ya wanna call 0.01-inch ‘rain’ – on Tuesday Let’s see if we are as lucky today.
You could be forgiven for looking at the scores Fulton students earned on state standard tests and concluding that student performance is dropping fast. After all, in 2009, 69% of Fulton 3rd graders were judged to be proficient at the state standard for English Language Arts. In 2011, just 47% were proficient.
“Does that mean that suddenly, we’ve forgotten how to teach?” asked Board of Education member Brian Hotaling.
After hearing an update on the Race To The Top initiative for nearly an hour Tuesday night, members of the Oswego City School District’s board of education agreed with the plan in principle. However, the part about pulling educators out of the classroom to be trained didn’t sit well with the board.
There’s no Pep band this year and today, we learn why. Also today, a first win for the golf squad, while the girls’ tennis team is still hunting a first win.
Yesterday was pretty nice – Grab an umbrella later today
“While there is less EEE activity around the county since we conducted aerial spraying, the virus is still present at our test sites,” said Dr. Dennis Norfleet, public health director of the Oswego County Health Department.
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