Mrs. LiCalzi’s 5th grade Family and Consumer Science class held a bake sale to raise money for the Heart of the Catskills animal shelter. Their goal was to raise $200 and they made just over that! Amazing!!
Special shout-out to Junior, Jackson Hudson, who heard they were $20 from their goal and donated the $20 to make sure they got there!! You rock, Jackson!!!
⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Attention grades 3 - 6!!!
Youth soccer permission forms need to be turned in by Wednesday April 9th.
⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Blood Drive!
Congratulations Brooke and Carter who were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society tonight due to their excellent academic performance at OAOC. Brooke attends Health Occupations and Carter attends the Information Technologies program! Congratulations!!
6-7:30 tonight!
There is no girls on the run today!
Congratulations Elsa! She was inducted into the National Technical Honor Society tonight due to her excellent academic performance in the New Visions Health program!
Reminder!!
There is no CROP tomorrow, April 3 due to staff training!
Congratulations are in order for Emma, Kiersten and Kaitlyn! Their artwork was accepted into "Young at Art," an annual student art exhibition held at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown. Their art was among the 75 selected out of 300 submissions from 27 schools, so this is a phenomenal achievement!
There will be an opening reception on Saturday, April 12, from 10-12 and the exhibit will be on view from April 1- May 7.
Congratulations!!!
Dr. Ann Burgin, 5/6 social studies teacher,has brought “Intercultural Competence through Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL)” to SK! In COIL, students are paired with others of similar ages and parallel courses from different countries, collaborating through interactive digital platforms. This approach allows students to create bonds and relationships with peers around the world through applied, experiential learning. Instructors propose and assign class exercises for students to complete.
This year the 6th grade at SKCS worked with a school in Manizales Colombia, bringing culture into the classroom and broadening the experiences of the students. The students met both synchronous and asynchronous with the students in Columbia on projects that focused on different political systems (Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, and Theocracy).
So many great happenings during PARP month!!!
The Varsity baseball and Varsity softball games scheduled for this afternoon are cancelled!
Today!! Come support the Varsity Club!!
6th grade Country Expo! Interesting and tasty!!
Dress as your favorite book character parade!
Congratulations to the All-County Junior Chorus members and the High School Jazz Choir members on their outstanding performances!
No crop April 3 due to all staff training
Support Varsity Club!!
