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Student artists mold pottery to raise money for Erin’s Angels
Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students recently crafted pottery bowls and will be raffling them off at
the districtwide art show from 3:30 to 7 p.m. May 19 at John C. Birdlebough High School. All proceeds
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Erin’s Angels donates to Phoenix schools, clearing student meal debts
As part of its mission to ensure that hunger doesn’t get in the way of a child’s education, Erin’s Angels recently presented a check to the Phoenix Central School District that cleared all existing meal debts on students’ accounts.
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EJD, JCB students inducted into honor societies
A commitment to scholarship, citizenship, service and character recently landed dozens of Phoenix Central School District students among a select faction inducted into two distinct honor societies.
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Phoenix students earn recognition for volunteer service
During a recent ceremony, nine John C. Birdlebough High School students were recognized with Presidential Youth Service Awards for their volunteer efforts in the community.
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Parents in PE program successfully returns to Phoenix
After a brief hiatus, the fitness tradition “Parents in PE” triumphantly returned to Michael A. Maroun
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Phoenix schools earn national distinction for music education
The rich music tradition in the Phoenix Central School District continues to be recognized on a national level, and this year marks the 13th consecutive in which the district was named one of the “Best Communities for Music Education.”
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Cooking, sewing lessons spark excitement among Phoenix students
In the family and consumer science classroom at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School, students have been busy learning a variety of life skills ranging from cooking to sewing.
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Phoenix artists shine in CNY Scholastic Arts competition
Nearly a dozen Phoenix Central School District students were lauded for their artistic talents recently as their work was exhibited at Onondaga Community College.
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EJD music students learn about spirituals, create own verses
After learning and singing spirituals, fifth-graders in Carrie Wilson’s music class recently put a creative spin on their lesson and created some spiritual verses of their own.
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Dion earns recognition for service to Phoenix schools
When the Phoenix Central School District established the “Making a Difference Award” three years ago, it aimed to honor those whose actions have left a lasting impression on the district. This year’s recipient, Sheila Dion, has left an indelible mark on the greater PCSD community and was recently recognized for her contributions.
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JCB Drama Club to present ‘Shrek — The Musical’
The feel-good tale of a heroic green ogre will unfold on the John C. Birdlebough High School stage March 9-11 as the drama club presents “Shrek — The Musical.”
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Phoenix schools to celebrate its rich music history with Music Hall of Fame
Nominations open through March 1 for inaugural class
The Phoenix Central School District is unveiling plans to celebrate its rich history of top-notch performing artists and teachers through a newly formed Music Hall of Fame. -
MAM gears up for One School, One Book literacy initiative
A schoolwide reading initiative will launch at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School this month, and students are abuzz with excitement as the official kick-off assembly approaches.
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Phoenix trio to perform at state symposium
Three Phoenix Central School District students will perform alongside the most elite musicians in the state during an upcoming symposium.
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EJD art displayed at new Oswego County Federal Credit Union
Thanks to a partnership between the Phoenix Central School District and the newly open Oswego County Federal Credit Union Branch on Volney Street, patrons can see student artwork on display. Emerson J. Dillon Middle School student artists have created some fantastic work that OCFCU is showcasing in its lobby area. The gallery will change each month, with new work featured on a rotating basis. Stop by the credit union during its hours of operation to check out the artwork!
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Dot Foods supports Phoenix athletic program
The Phoenix Central School District Athletic Department will have some new equipment thanks to a $7,250 donation from Dot Foods.
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EJD students earn character education awards
Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students were recently lauded for embracing various positive character traits and earned a celebration in their honor.
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Phoenix students learn life-saving skills in PE class
With a focus on heart health, John C. Birdlebough High School students recently learned about the cardiovascular system and how to perform hands-only CPR.
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Polar Express tradition continues at EJD Middle School
A unique holiday gift-giving tradition continued this year at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School as students shopped for their loved ones during the Polar Express event.
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Phoenix students participate in holiday giving efforts
The spirit of giving was in full swing in recent weeks as Phoenix Central School District students and staff collected items for families in need.
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MAM students and community come together for holiday concert
Michael A. Maroun students joined with family and community members in singing festive tunes during their holiday concert.
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‘Grinch Night’ brings families together at MAM
The Michael A. Maroun Elementary School gymnasium was abuzz with excitement Dec.9 as families gathered for “Grinch Night.”
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EJD students explore potential professions at Career Day
Young minds got to explore a few different potential future jobs of interest to them as Emerson J. Dillon Middle School in Phoenix hosted its annual career day with dozens of area professions represented.
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JCB High School Continues its Annual Veterans Day Tradition
Phoenix’s John C. Birdlebough High School hosted their annual Veterans Day assembly, honoring local servicepersons.
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Pop Culture a Popular Theme During Phoenix Band and Chorus Concert
The auditorium at John C. Birdlebough High School in Phoenix was packed as the high school band and chorus students gave a dual performance during their fall concert.
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