On Friday May 19 the High School Prom was held at Barbagallo’s. The theme this year was enchanted ball.

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High school students visited LeMoyne College and Onondaga Community College. 

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On Thursday May 18 Advanced 8th grade students visited Leavenworth Park to plant trees as a part of Cornell's Cooperative Extension's "Save the Rain" initiative. The trees that were planted by the students will help clean the water in our city. There were 11 trees planted in the park. The students worked in groups of 2 each planting their own tree supervised by a professional. 

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On Wednesday May 17^th the High School students vs staff soccer game was held in the gym.

The final score was:

Score: Staff-12  /  Students-9

Overall score with this game is 2-0.

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On Wednesday May 17 the High School hosted the Language and Culture Fair. Students prepared different dishes from countries all around the world. After food was served, there were performances from several different artists including dancing, singing and drums. There were also performances from several of the students.   

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Saturday May 13th the Diversity Club hosted a Mother’s Day brunch.

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On Wednesday, May 17th, 2017, the 5th grade students of the SAS Middle School took a trip to the WCNY building on Fayette Street in Syracuse. While there, they participated in an amazing program called Enterprise America.

This is an excerpt from WCNY’s website: Students apply the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and financial and civic literacy skills they have learned to run the city’s 14 businesses and City Hall, becoming business entrepreneurs and employees, consumers and citizens. They enact laws, elect a mayor and judge and enroll in a health insurance program. The business owners negotiate loans at the bank, while their employees get busy manufacturing products and pricing services including webpage design. Business accountants prepare invoices and pay bills. Journalists and photographers write stories and take photos for the city’s online newspaper. Utility company staff explain benefits of alternative energy options to business owners. Students exercise their civic duties by casting votes on city issues on a real voting machine and learn how to manage their money and time.

Students were eager to participate in this endeavor. Several businesses turned a profit in our time at the city. This was our 3rd year attending this program and truly hallmarks our commitment to preparing our students for participation in a 21st century world!

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 On Tuesday, May 16th, 2017, the 6th grade students of the SAS Middle School took a trip to the WCNY building on Fayette Street in Syracuse. While there, they participated in an amazing program called Enterprise America.

This is an excerpt from WCNY’s website: Students apply the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and financial and civic literacy skills they have learned to run the city’s 14 businesses and City Hall, becoming business entrepreneurs and employees, consumers and citizens. They enact laws, elect a mayor and judge and enroll in a health insurance program. The business owners negotiate loans at the bank, while their employees get busy manufacturing products and pricing services including webpage design. Business accountants prepare invoices and pay bills. Journalists and photographers write stories and take photos for the city’s online newspaper. Utility company staff explain benefits of alternative energy options to business owners. Students exercise their civic duties by casting votes on city issues on a real voting machine and learn how to manage their money and time.

Students were eager to participate in this endeavor. Several businesses turned a profit in our time at the city. This was our 3rd year attending this program and truly hallmarks our commitment to preparing our students for participation in a 21st century world!

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On Monday, May 15th, 2017, the 7th grade students of the SAS Middle School took a trip to the WCNY building on Fayette Street in Syracuse. While there, they participated in an amazing program called Enterprise America.

This is an excerpt from WCNY’s website: Students apply the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and financial and civic literacy skills they have learned to run the city’s 14 businesses and City Hall, becoming business entrepreneurs and employees, consumers and citizens. They enact laws, elect a mayor and judge and enroll in a health insurance program. The business owners negotiate loans at the bank, while their employees get busy manufacturing products and pricing services including webpage design. Business accountants prepare invoices and pay bills. Journalists and photographers write stories and take photos for the city’s online newspaper. Utility company staff explain benefits of alternative energy options to business owners. Students exercise their civic duties by casting votes on city issues on a real voting machine and learn how to manage their money and time.

Students were eager to participate in this endeavor. Several businesses turned a profit in our time at the city. This was our 3rd year attending this program and truly hallmarks our commitment to preparing our students for participation in a 21st century world!

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On Friday, May 12th, 2017 the SAS Middle School was proud to host its first Muffins for Mom event. This wonderful event was organized to celebrate the many great female influences that are in our students' lives. In attendance were visitors from nearly forty families. Mothers, sisters, aunts, cousins, and grandmothers all were able to sit and enjoy some delicious muffins and some great conversations! Thank you for all that you do for our students!

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