Wednesday, February 16th, 2022—This month, Syracuse Academy of Science high school Atoms competed in the 2022 Indoor Track and Field Sectional Championship at Onondaga Community College. Students were recognized for their incredible work this season, and many students improved their personal records and advanced to State Qualifiers, which takes place today! Please give a round of applause to the following student-athletes. 

• Ermine Reddock, 12^th Grade: Weight Throwing Champion & Shot Put, 3^rd place.

Ermine holds a personal record and a school-record of 35-4.5 in Weight Throw.

• Christopher Williams, 11^th Grade: 55 Meter Dash, 2^nd place.

Christopher holds a personal record & school record of 6.79 in the 55 Meter Dash. 

• Amir Taylor, 10^th Grade: 55 Meter Hurdle & High Jump, 2^nd place (in both events).

Amir holds a personal record and a school-record of 6'0" for the High Jump.

Syracuse Academy of Science placed 2^nd in the 4x2 Relay. The student-athletes on this team include Nasir Parks, Maffei Krubally, Dzemila Tihic, and Toni Nwaniki. 

State Qualifiers begin at 4:00 PM at Onondaga Community College. Congratulations and good luck to coach Donniesha Terry and the student-athletes for all their hard work! Let's bring home the Gold, Atoms.

Friday, February 11th, 2022—It's hard to believe that it's already the 100^th Day of School. One thing is for sure, the Atoms are 100 Days Smarter, 100 Days Wiser, 100 Days Stronger, and of course, there are 100 reasons we love Syracuse Academy of Science!

To celebrate the 100th Day of School, Syracuse Academy of Science elementary school with a variety of creative activities. Teachers and staff dressed as elderly citizens, while Atoms used an app to see how they would look if they were 100 years old! Students also shared 100 reasons why they love SAS. We invite you to please click here to visit our Facebook page to view additional pictures from the 100^th Day of School celebration. Happy 100^th Day of School, Atoms!

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2022—Syracuse Academy of Science high school student-athlete Steyvon Jones has been recognized by Bishop Ludden Junior-Senior High School's head basketball coach, Gallagher Driscoll, for his impressive basketball skills.

On Tuesday, February 2^nd, Section 3 coaches in Central New York were tasked with picking opposing players who improved their basketball game. All coaches gave their opinions on players from other schools, and Coach Driscoll sang Steyvon's praises, "Steyvon is a good-size guard who has worked on his shot and is real comfortable shooting the three-ball no matter the situation. He can score in a lot of different ways." Congratulations, Steyvon; we are proud of you and all you have accomplished on and off the court.

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2022—Syracuse Academy of Science elementary school would like to wish you a belated happy ‘Two’sday! On this particular Tuesday in February, the date 2/2/22 is a palindrome, meaning it can be written the same backward and forwards. In many cultures palindrome dates are considered good luck. The Atoms, teachers, faculty, and staff wore special outfits that included tutus, ties, and tennis shoes to celebrate. What a fun way to celebrate such a special day!