Thursday, April 27th, 2023: Syracuse Academy of Science High School held the annual Dean’s List Dinner. Family, friends, and loved one’s came to celebrate their Atom’s incredible accomplishments. 7 through 12th-grade scholars on the Dean’s List were invited to enjoy a meal in the high school gym with their families and teachers before a formal award ceremony. 

We are so proud of all their hard work and dedication this year. We can’t wait to see how our students will continue to give to the SANY motto of building success one Atom at a time. Thank you for supporting and encouraging your student along the way! 

Friday, April 28th, 2023: R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Find out what it means to me! 

Believe it or not, April is almost over, but we’re throwing it back to Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary Schools March Character Trait of the Month. Atoms found out that Respect means admiring or looking up to someone because that person has done something extraordinary or possesses impressive abilities. Respect is also an act of giving attention or showing you care.

Students of the Month were celebrated for exhibiting respectful behavior. Congratulations to our March Students of the Month! 

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Thursday, April 27th, 2023: Syracuse Academy of Science 4th-grade students were paid a special visit by Assemblywoman Pamela Hunter's office representative Matt Jones. Mr. Jones presented a medal to Destinee, whose work is displayed at the New York State Art Teachers Association 34th Annual Legislative Show. Mr. Jones also told students about Assemblywoman Hunter's job and why she ran for office.

Congratulations, Destinee, and thank you, Mr. Jones, for coming to our school!

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Tuesday, April 11th, 2023: Shari Merten, the Learning and Engagement Coordinator from the Everson Museum of Art, visited Syracuse Academy of Science Kindergarteners. Shari shared a picture of the museum with students and told them about what a museum is, what kinds of things you can find there, and who works there. Shari also read the book "A Perfectly Messed Up Story" by Patrick McDonnell, which teaches the students that it's ok to make a mess and make mistakes.

Thank you to Shari and the Everson Museum for sharing your museum with our students!

The Everson Museum of Art is open Wednesday through Sunday, starting at 11 am. Check it out!