Saturday, October 17th, 2026: Syracuse Academy of Science High School students showcased their creativity, problem-solving skills, and teamwork at the Museum of Science & Technology (MOST) Catapult Challenge. Competing against 91 teams across the middle and high school divisions, our Atoms achieved impressive results!

SASCS high school teams secured 2nd, 6th, and 10th-place finishes, demonstrating their engineering skills, ingenuity, and dedication throughout the competition.

Congratulations to our Robotics Club members and students from Dr. Ay’s class on their hard work and accomplishments. We are proud of our Atoms for putting their STEM knowledge into action and representing SASCS so well!

Monday, September 28th, 2026: What a performance from the Atoms! The combined Syracuse Academy of Science & Citizenship & Science Academy of Syracuse Varsity Soccer team battled hard and earned a 2–0 victory over Pulaski!

Congratulations to our athletes on a fantastic team win! We’re proud of the teamwork, determination, and Atom pride they brought to the field.

Friday, September 18th, 2026: This Hispanic Heritage Month, sixth-grade students are learning their “ahh, bay, says” in Spanish while building their pronunciation skills.

Through engaging activities, students are practicing new sounds and vocabulary, developing their pronunciation, and growing their confidence as Spanish learners. It’s exciting to see our Atoms embracing a new language and putting their skills into practice!

¡Muy buen trabajo, estudiantes!

Thursday, September 17th, 2026: Students in Ms. Nicoletti’s 7th-grade ELA class at Syracuse Academy of Science are diving into independent-choice novels as they prepare for their quarterly Book Talk project.

Through this project, students have the opportunity to choose books that interest them, explore different perspectives, and develop their reading comprehension and communication skills. As they prepare to share their thoughts and insights, students are putting their own voices at the center of their learning.

It’s exciting to see our SAS Atoms enjoying their books while building a lifelong love of reading!

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026: The Syracuse Academy of Science Atoms took the field for an exciting matchup against Lafayette/Onondaga Central School District.

From the opening whistle through the final play, our student-athletes demonstrated teamwork, determination, and school pride on the soccer field. The team continued to work together, compete with confidence, and represent SAS with pride.

We are proud of our Atoms for their hard work, sportsmanship, and commitment both on and off the field. 

Thursday, September 10th, 2026: The combined Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship & Science Academy of Syracuse Soccer Team hit the soccer field for an exciting matchup against Homer!

From the opening whistle to the final play, our student-athletes demonstrated teamwork, determination, and plenty of Atom pride. The team battled hard, supported one another, and represented their schools with pride throughout the game.

We’re proud of our Atoms for giving it their all and showing the dedication, sportsmanship, and team spirit that make our school community so special!

Thursday, September 3rd, 2026: New classrooms, familiar smiles, and plenty of excitement filled Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary School, as our Atoms and their families kicked off the new school year together!

During Meet the Teacher Day, students and their parents and guardians had the opportunity to meet their teachers, explore their new classrooms, and get ready for all the learning and adventures ahead.

It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces returning and to welcome new families into the SAS Elementary community. Moments like these remind us that at SANY, we are more than a school; we are a family.

We’re looking forward to a year filled with meaningful learning, new friendships, exciting experiences, and plenty of opportunities for our Atoms to shine. Together, we’re building success one Atom at a time!

Thursday, August 13th, 2026: We are proud to recognize two Syracuse Academy of Science students, Aamiran and Araceli, for serving as panelists at this year’s Collaborative Educators Summit!

The annual summit brings together educators, administrators, business and industry leaders, nonprofit organizations, and students to build meaningful connections and share ideas that can make a lasting impact on education and the community. This year’s theme, “Applied Curiosity / Adapting Together,” focused on the importance of collaboration and learning from different perspectives as our world continues to change.

Our students had the opportunity to share their experiences, perspectives, and ideas alongside professionals from across Central New York. Their participation demonstrated the value of giving students a voice in important conversations about education and the future of our community.

We are incredibly proud of our student panelists for representing Syracuse Academy of Science with confidence, curiosity, and leadership!

Wednesday, June 24, 2026: Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary School proudly celebrated its youngest scholars as they completed their first year of school with a Kindergarten Graduation Ceremony.

The ceremony was filled with smiles, songs, proud families, and a few happy tears as our kindergarten students celebrated this important milestone. Throughout the school year, they have grown academically, socially, and emotionally, and we are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished.

Congratulations to our kindergarten graduates! We can't wait to see all they achieve as they begin their first-grade journey.

History came to life through SANY students' work. In collaboration with the Pomeroy Foundation, Syracuse Academy of Science High School history teacher Mr. Dwyer and a dedicated group of students researched the life and legacy of abolitionist Jermain Loguen, leading to the installation of an official historical marker at Loguen Park in Syracuse. This project gave our students the opportunity to preserve an important piece of local history while making a lasting impact on their community. We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2026 for helping ensure Jermain Loguen's story will continue to educate and inspire future generations.