OSWEGO – Bridges to Success students recently spent some time at St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego playing bingo and socializing with residents.
The hour-long event afforded students the opportunity to socially engage with our community’s older citizens and to earn community service hours toward graduation.
Bridges School Social Worker Chalet Dewey-Flint said students in the Alternative Education program, a component of the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation, have become more committed to giving back and continue to share ideas on how to make their schools and communities better places.
Dewey-Flint said Bridges students will return to St. Francis Commons next month and will explore additional community service opportunities.
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