Students in the Fulton CYO Summer Recreation Program’s Game Day enjoyed a full day of summer fun activities including, water balloons, sponge relays, and other water games to keep cool on a warm summer’s day.
Students in the CYO Summer Program at Catholic Charities were treated to a special presentation by Billie Jo Crandall of the Oswego County Traffic Safety Board on the importance of roadway safety. Ms. Crandall discussed the rules of the road for bicyclists and pedestrians and spoke of the importance of wearing a seatbelt in a car and safely crossing the street. The children asked plenty of questions and learned vital lessons on how to be safe while playing in their neighborhood.
“The Bubble Man,†Doug Rougeux, visited the CYO Summer Program to entertain students with a dazzling show that featured the creation of bubbles in all shapes and sizes.
Children in Catholic Charities’ CYO Summer Program recently enjoyed a full day of outdoor fun as they participated in the program’s game day. The children enjoyed a picnic lunch and a variety of games including relay races, balloon toss and other water games as they experienced the principles of working together and playing cooperatively.
Students in the CYO Summer Program at Catholic Charities of Oswego County were treated to a very special presentation as EMTs Dan Collins and Carl Evans, Jr. of Mentor Ambulance Service visited the CYO for a demonstration on safety and rescue techniques. The two addressed students on the various duties and responsibilities of an ambulance team and demonstrated the different types of equipment that are available to them for use in emergency situations.
Officer Shawn Hanks of the Fulton Police Department treated Students in the CYO Summer Program at Catholic Charities to a special presentation. The children enjoyed listening to Officer Hanks and learning how to the Police Department works to keep their community safe. Officer Hanks answered a number of questions from the children and helped them gain an appreciation for all that the Fulton Police Department does to keep them safe.
Area youth looking for help with their studies are welcome to participate in the After School Program at the Fulton CYO. The After School program provides students with computer access and tutoring assistance to help them with their studies.
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