The Lincoln kindergartners went on a field trip on Thursday, Oct. 25 to the local Ellms Family Farm for a fun day of exploring their senses out in the real world. The kids enjoyed cider donuts, picking pumpkins, pillow jumping, and tube sliding. Here’s to many more discoveries using our senses! Here are a few …
Students interested in the health care field should plan to attend the NYSACAC College Fair at the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Services (ACPHS) from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Students who register at albanycollegefair.eventbrite.com can sign-up for one of two workshops led by ACPHS staff on health career pathways and financial aid.
Maureen Blazejeski, a Scotia-Glenville literacy coach/reading teacher, has received certification after completing a year-long training program as a Wilson Credentialed Trainer, allowing her to train other teachers in the Wilson Reading Program. “Our goal is to build capacity and sustainability with the program to better serve our students with dyslexia and other reading disorders,” said …
Congratulations to the latest inductees to the Athletic Hall of Fame! These individuals were inducted during the halftime at the football game on Friday and during the official ceremony on Saturday at the Glen Sanders Mansion. Pictured are the 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees. Danielle Schaub, class of 2005 – Cross Country/Indoor Track/Track & …
COMMENT – Went to pick up my grandson today during the school relocation drill (at Glendaal). Was very confusing around there. In front of the church where we had to pick up the kids is a sign for a chicken dinner fund raising event. Some of us thought that’s what was going on over there, myself and …
When the varsity girls soccer team held its annual pie and bread fundraiser this year, the team players probably figured it would be another successful fundraiser to bring in some cash for their extra costs, like to book extra field time before sectionals. They never dreamed that they’d be feeding hundreds of needy mouths at …
