ART CLUB STUDENTS AT RAY MIDDLE CREATE HEARTS OF HOPE
How can a palm-sized, heart-shaped piece of ceramic spread hope to those in need? When it’s decorated with beautiful artwork, filled with inspirational words and made with love.
Hearts of Hope is a national pay-it-forward organization that started in response to the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Since 2001, nearly 125,000 Hearts of Hope gifts have been delivered worldwide. The gifts are painted ceramic hearts that are decorated by various groups, including school clubs, classrooms, community groups, churches and other service projects. Continue reading...
11 C.W. BAKER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EARN ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS
C.W. Baker High School has 11 students receiving the Academic Excellence Scholarship this year.
Congratulations to the following students:
$1,500 recipients
Jacqueline Boutilier
Allison Harry
$500 recipients:
Samantha Lucas
Jack Michaels
Rose Mercer
Nicholas Schultz
John Burns
Elyssa Adams
Kathryn Nice
Julia Guidone
Nora Penhollow
CAN YOU SMELL THE COFFEE? BAKER CAFÉ IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS
The aroma of fresh brewed coffee fills the air as students gather at the tables outside the newly opened café at C.W. Baker High School.
“Everyone is pretty thrilled about it,” said Brian Wright, director of Food Service. “I think just the vibe when you walk in the front door has everyone excited.” Continue reading...
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The Baldwinsville Central School District continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving developments in the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). We want to make sure the community is continuously updated during this evolving situation.
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The Baldwinsville Central School District is canceling large group, evening events scheduled for March 16 to March 20 out of an abundance of caution due to the Department of Health and the governor's recommended guidance for large group gatherings and the evolving developments of the spread of the Coronavirus.
These events include the Ray & Durgee All-District Orchestra concert, the All-District Choral Concerts, the Palmer 5th Grade Wax Museum and the Freshman Dance.
REYNOLDS TEAMS UP WITH SUNSHINE HORSES FOR UNIQUE WRITING PROGRAM
What is your favorite food? What do you like to do? Do you like other horses?
These are just some of the questions, Reynolds Elementary School students have asked the horses at Sunshine Horses, an organization that works to rehabilitate, retrain and rehome horses in Central New York.
Reynolds and Sunshine Horses have teamed up to offer a unique writing project. Each grade level is writing letters to a different horse: Huck, Clos, Leggs, Gypsy, Firefly and Dawn. The classes receive photos of their horses and have been writing letters to their horses since the beginning of the school year. Continue reading...
MARCH IS NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH: EAT RIGHT BITE BY BITE
By Lindsey LaDue, RD, CDN, School Dietitian, OCM BOCES
We make a lot of food decisions on a daily basis! Choose foods that make you feel your best.
Remember that these can also include treats in moderation.
Many dietitians share the philosophy of “all foods fit!” Aim to include all five food groups throughout the day, avoid skipping meals, and fuel your body to have the energy, vitamins, and minerals it needs to thrive. Each item has a purpose and our food choices shouldn’t stress us out.
Be kind to yourself and others and do the best you can with each bite. We offer a wide variety of items for school lunch each day, including grains, vegetables, fruits, protein sources and milk. Try a bite of something new next time you visit the line!
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