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SCCS Studio Art students create meaningful portraits for Honduran orphans

Studio art students at Sandy Creek Central School have taken their talents beyond the classroom, creating artwork that will leave a lasting impact. As part of a special partnership with an orphanage in Honduras, students in grades 9-12 participated in the Memory Project, a nonprofit organization that connects young artists with children around the world who have faced significant life challenges....
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Sandy Creek Elementary students brush up on dental hygiene knowledge

Second-grade students in Miss Walbroehl's class at Sandy Creek Elementary School recently brushed up on their dental hygiene knowledge, thanks to a collaborative effort between the school and Ward & Coalter Dental. As part of their lesson, students explored the history of dental care through Scholastic News, gaining insight into how oral hygiene has evolved over time. The Ward & Coalter...
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Cinderella’s Closet to offer free prom dresses in Pulaski

Students preparing for prom will have the opportunity to find the perfect dress at Cinderellas Closet, a free prom dress giveaway set for Saturday, April 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Make Sense Shop on North Jefferson Street in Pulaski. The event, coordinated by the Sandy Creek Central School District, allows students in Oswego County to shop for prom or senior dinner dance dresses at no cost....
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Leia Wall earns third place in New York State for Voice of Democracy speech

Leia Wall, a junior at Sandy Creek Central School, placed third overall in the New York State Voice of Democracy (VOD) competition, earning a $1,000 cash prize for her outstanding essay. VOD advisor Rob Ferguson praised Leias accomplishment, stating, We are incredibly proud of Leia and honored to have her represent our district. A program sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), VOD...
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SCCSD is accepting nominees for the "Wall of Distinction!"

. Candidates must meet the following criteria: Must have achieved a high level of professionalism and distinction. Must be of sufficient moral character as to represent a positive role model to students in the school district. Must be graduates of the Sandy Creek Central School District. An Advisory Committee, which is made-up of non graduates of SCCS, will coordinate the program. To receive a...
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Happy CTE Month: Top 3 CTE Students Honored at CiTi

The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation (CiTi) recently celebrated the remarkable accomplishments of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Top 3 students across various programs. CiTi school counselor Ryan Warner expressed his pride in the students, stating, Our honorees have consistently demonstrated a commitment to learning and growth; not just in the classroom, but also in...
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New SCCS Start Vocational class creates impressive fall-décor

Students in Sandy Creek Central Schools Start Vocational class recently embraced the fall season by creating beautifully crafted wood dcor pumpkins. The project, led by teachers Marissa Paquin and Christopher Conway, is part of a new dual home, careers, and technology class aimed at building essential life skills. "The purpose of this class is for students to gain everyday real-world...
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