Minetto and Charles E. Riley students advanced to Oswego County Battle of the Books final round as students competed recently for the right to move on. The Battle of the Books competition began at the various elementary schools with one team from each advancing to the next round at Frederick Leighton Elementary School on Wednesday.
Under the direction of P.E. teachers Robin and Chris Scholla every grade participated with a variety of unique and different exercises that included parachute play, chicken noodle tag, yoga, cup stacking and other events.
Several Oswego High School students participated in the Oswego County All-County Orchestra Festival held at G. Ray Bodley High School on March 18-19. The students were chosen through auditions.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools recently recognized Newspaper in Education award winners.
When Oswego area “Dancing with the Stars” packed the floor the dancers were not only surrounded by a large audience, but posters created by Oswego Middle School students that help set the mood and atmosphere for the event.
Members of the Oswego High School Class of 2011 are being accepted at colleges and universities as many students prepare for their next step in education.
The sixth graders at the Fitzhugh Park Elementary school answered one question a day during Black History Month. The students earning the most points were recipients of gift cards from river’s end bookstore.
Several Oswego High School students who were award winners in the Central New York Scholastic Arts competition recently were recognized by the Oswego City School District Board of Education for their accomplishments.
Fitzhugh Park Elementary School’s March Madness month continued on Friday with Denim Day. Students were asked to wear denim. Donations were given to Move Along Inc.
A trio of Minetto Elementary School students qualified for the next round of the annual spelling bee competition. Sixth graders Natalie Chubon finished first at the school while Luke May was runner up and fourth grader Jack Dobbs was third.
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