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Riley Elementary Welcomes Class Of 2023
Dozens of students will enter kindergarten at the Charles E. Riley Elementary School when the doors swing open on Sept. 8.
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Books And Ice Cream Perfect Mix At CER
In order to maintain a solid reading level CER library specialist Molly Clark has instituted a summer reading program which kicked off with a school year-end ice cream social.
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Riley Students Work On Harborfest Poster
The artwork of several Charles E. Riley Elementary youngsters has been incorporated into the poster that highlights this year’s Oswego Harborfest.
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Riley Sixth Graders Celebrate Moving To OMS
Mariah Metcalf was the recipient of the “Principal’s American Citizenship Award†as Charles E. Riley Principal Dr. Randy Richards recognized sixth grade students at the year end ceremony.
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First Graders Study Macroeconomics At CER
It isn’t often that first grade students sit in on Oswego High School-Syracuse University Macroeconomics. However, first graders in Terri Cullen-Stacy’s Charles E. Riley Elementary School classroom have spent several weeks in this type of educational climate.
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Riley Kindergarteners Hear Six More Weeks Of Winter
The annual “Ground Hog Day†celebration was held for Charles E. Riley kindergarten students. The youngsters received a visit from art teacher Rebecca Wood who is a native of Punxsutawney, Pa.
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Riley School Students Make Friends At Bishop’s Commons
Making friends is the goal of the latest intergenerational program at Bishop’s Commons that is bringing Riley School sixth graders together with the seniors who live at the Assistive Living Residence.
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CER ‘Hat Day’ Brings Donations To Gift Giving Project
“Santa Hat Day†was a Charles E. Riley Elementary School Student Council “school spirit†initiative.
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CER Students Helping Hands
Four Charles E. Riley Elementary School kindergarten students place canned goods in a huge box as part of the holiday giving program
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Riley Students, Staff Stand Up For Those in Need
Oswego elementary school students decided to “Stand Up and Speak Out Against Poverty.†Students at the Charles E. Riley Elementary School were joined by staff members as they stood up to be counted last Friday.