Phoenix science fair honors five Best in Show winners
Phoenix students at Michael Maroun Elementary showcased research in a after-school science fair with 50 participants from kindergarten through fourth grade. Awards included Best in Show for Maya Cooley Gavin Painter Liam MacDonald Abigail Felix and Savannah Felix, with honorable mentions for Owen Gratz Helena Jandzio Colin Boyzuck Julian Burns and Chase McElyen.
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Phoenix
Michael Maroun
Pam Southworth
Maya Cooley
Gavin Painter
Liam MacDonald
Abigail Felix
Vannah Felix
Owen Gratz
Helena Jandzio
Colin Boyzuck
Julian Burns
Chase McElyen
Michael A. Maroun
First graders learn brushing benefits at Fairley Elementary
Hannibal health worker Shellie Taylor spoke to Fairley Elementary first graders about dental care. She contrasted human teeth with sharks and lizards, explained tooth anatomy, and demonstrated proper brushing with a teeth set and toothbrush. Students chose tooth friendly and tooth harming foods and learned to rinse with water after meals.
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Shellie Taylor
R.D
Hannibal
Fairley Elementary
Taylor
Jeanette Lane
Growing and Aging discussion series at White Branch Library
Syracuse SUNY Oswego AACE Center hosts a six week series titled Growing and Aging Wisdom as a Lifelong Pursuit at White Branch Library starting April 7. Sessions run 5:30 to 7 p.m. with dinner, readings from Literature and Aging, and group discussion led by Dr R Deborah Davis and Joseph Marusa. Limited to 25 participants. register via Alan West at 4353519.
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Syracuse
Suny Oswego Metro Center
White Branch Library
Butternut St
New York State Council On the Humanities
Suny Oswego
New York
Kimberly Armani
Clinton Square
Deborah Davis
Joseph Marusa
Syracuse University
Davis
Marusa
Danielle Masursky
Aace Center
Alan West
SUNY Oswego professor co-authors book on mass shootings
SUNY Oswego public justice professor Jaclyn Schildkraut and H Jaymi Elsass of Texas State University publish Mass Shootings Media Myths and Realities in the Crime Media and Popular Culture series. They contextualize media portrayals, debunk myths, and include international perspectives to inform educators researchers journalists and policymakers.
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Suny Oswego
Oswego
Jaclyn Schildkraut
Public Justice
Schildkraut
H. Jaymi Elsass
Texas State University
Praeger
United States
Elsass
Ralph W. Larkin
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
City University of New York
U.S
Texas State
Her
Glenn W. Muschert
Miami University
Ohio
CiTi Students’ Iditarod Book Drive Marks Trail Link
CiTi Center for Instruction Technology and Innovation students in Becky Craig’s Exceptional Education class ran a Books on the Trail drive producing 83 new books for Elim Alaska a 100 student school along the Iditarod Trail. Through English language arts project work they studied trail history made posters presented a bulletin board tracked mushers along the route and received a video from a race participant. The unit ended with a March 16 visit from a musher and her dogs.
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Becky Craig
Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
CiTi
Iditarod Trail
Elim
Alaska
Craig
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