Pulaski High School Spring Chorus Concert Delayed Then Impresses
Pulaski High School presented a spring concert after a delayed start for returning chorus members from a tennis tournament. Audrey Monson performed solo selections with Aimee Mumford, and the program featured The Cuckoo There is Sweet Music Here with text by Alfred Lord Tennyson Amazing Grace was dedicated to Linda Burns. Senior recognition included a slideshow of baby pictures and senior photos for Gabe Aguilar Dallas Ashby Kelly Bushel Samantha Dawes Jordenn Giles Daniel Hall Ethan Jackson Andrew Lapp Lydia Marino Taylor Moot Daniel Nicholson Schuyler Waldron, each receiving a keepsake. The final number was Lamentations of Jeremiah.
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Linda Burns
Gabe Aguilar
Dallas Ashby
Kelly Bushel
Samantha Dawes
Jordenn Giles
Daniel Hall
Ethan Jackson
Andrew Lapp
Lydia
Volney students learn African drumming and dance
Volney Elementary students across grades join a drumming workshop with Bibou Ouikahilo and friends. Christine Sieurella leads kindergarten through sixth grade on drum parts rhythm and African culture, while fourth through sixth graders receive workshops and a school wide presentation. Ouikahilo’s group performs in bright traditional attire as Joshua Williams aids in teaching basic African drumming.
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Phoenix students show artistic talents at district art show
Phoenix Central School District seventh through twelfth graders displayed paintings photography ceramics and more at a district art show hosted at John C Birdlebough High School. Students studied Navajo and Tibetan mandalas and typography to integrate symmetrical name designs into their art. The trophy from the Feats of Clay competition among twenty plus schools was displayed, with Phoenix Central and West Genesee earning this year's honor.
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Phoenix Central School
John C. Birdlebough
Phoenix Central
West Genesee
Nine graduate from advanced manufacturing program
Nine adult students graduated from the first Advanced Manufacturing program at the Center for Career and Community Education a CiTi CCC partnership created to meet local manufacturing needs. Instructors teach manufacturing concepts plus leadership communications and ethics.
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Center For Career and Community Education
CCCE
Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
CiTi
Cayuga Community College
CCC
David Lloyd
Chad Whelsky
Hannibal High Band Links With Composer For Mystic Voyage
Hannibal High School band members connected via video chat with New Jersey composer Chris Bernotas who offered feedback after they played parts of Mystic Voyage. Senior Sydney Waloren praised her flute solo as a standout moment while the group, under Shirley Terrinoni, prepares a June concert performance.
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Chris Bernotas
Bernotas
Sydney Waloren
Shirley Terrinoni
Terrinoni
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APW Students Learn Internet Safety From Oswego County DA
Oswego County District Attorney Gregory Oakes spoke at Altmar Parish Williamstown Junior Senior High School about online risk. He outlined the Four Rs refuse, recognize, respect not provided, and report to a trusted adult, stressing that nothing online is truly private and inappropriate posts can lead to legal trouble.
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Williamstown
Oswego County
Gregory Oakes
Oakes
Michelle Crisafulli
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