OMS Announces Second Quarter Honor Roll:
The Oswego Middle School Principal, Amy Godkin, along with her faculty and staff, would like to recognize the following students who earned High Honor and Honor roll status for the second marking period of the 2024-25 school year. Congratulations to all students!
7 th Grade High Honor Roll:
Isabel Alejo, Odis Allison, Max Anzalone, Katharine Auler, Christian Awilow, Shawn Baldwin JR, Easton Barker, Devon Bond, Liam Bond, Oliber Boudreau, Audrey Canale, Emily Carr, Caroline Coniski, Kayleigh Cough, Alaric Cregg, Alexander Daigle, Ethan D’Angelo, Giana D’Angelo, Tanner Demling, Colton DeSantis, Miles Dodd, Kendell Duval, Garrison Earl, Ethan Engler, Claire Fisher, Nathan Fortier, Noah Frost, Carter Gauger, Mia Gibson, Ricki Gilbert, Leilani Gonzalez, ...
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OHS Announces Second Quarter Honor Roll:
Oswego High School Students Recognized for Academic Excellence in Second Quarter
Oswego High School is proud to announce the names of students who have achieved Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Highest Honor Roll status for the second quarter of the 2024-2025 school year. These students have demonstrated outstanding academic performance and commitment to excellence in their studies.
Congratulations to the following students:
Highest Honors
9th Grade:
Aizlyn Marie Adkins, Mason Bandla, Mara Begoske, Kaelyn Rose Bond, Luke W Braun, Mark C Brennan, Maddox George Browngardt, Brenna Cazzolli, Julia Rose Clark, Adriana Nicole Cloonan, Lindsay Frances Colasurdo, Nicholas Conzone, Cameron Michael D'Angelo, Mason Anthony Donabella, Kameron Falcetti, ...
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Pre-K Registration Open Now:
Oswego City School District Accepting Universal Pre-K Applications for 2025-2026 School Year
The Oswego City School District is now accepting applications for Universal Pre-K classes for the 2025-2026 school year. The program is free for all children who reside within the district and will turn 4 years old by Dec. 1, 2025.
There are eight half-day sessions and one full-day session available. The half-day sessions are offered at Kingsford, Minetto, Fitzhugh, and Riley elementary schools. Morning sessions run from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and afternoon sessions are from 12:45 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. The full-day session is held at Frederick Leighton Elementary School, from 9 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. Busing is available by the district on regular bus routes in the morning and afternoon, but there ...
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OHS Students Prepare to Perform Disney’s Newsies:
Oswego High School will bring the high-energy musical “Newsies” to the stage in the coming weeks, with a cast of talented students set to perform the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a young newsboy who leads a group of underdogs in a fight for justice.
Set in turn-of-the-century New York City, "Newsies” follows Jack and his band of "newsies" as they strike against the powerful publishers who raise distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense. The production is inspired by the 1992 Disney motion picture and based on a true story. Featuring a Tony Award-winning score by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman, and a book by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein, “Newsies” is packed with beloved songs like “Carrying the Banner,” “Seize ...
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BOE meeting is 1/21 at OHS library:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold their Regular Meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025 at 5 p.m. The Regular Meeting will be held in the High School Library. The public is welcome to attend.
Meeting attendees should use the Main High School entrance. This meeting will be recorded and live-streamed.
The agenda for this meeting will be available on BoardDocs (
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BOE meeting upcoming Tuesday, Jan. 7:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold their Regular Meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025 at 5 p.m. This meeting will be held in Oswego High School's library. The public is welcome to attend.
Meeting attendees should use the OHS main entrance. This meeting will also be recorded and live streamed.
The agenda for this meeting will be available on BoardDocs (
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OCSD to open School-Based Health Center:
The Oswego City School District recently partnered with ConnextCare to launch a comprehensive school-based health center at Frederick Leighton Elementary School, set to open in January.
The new health center will provide a wide range of medical, mental health, dental health, and preventative care services. These include routine physicals, vaccinations, treatment for illnesses and injuries, chronic disease management, behavioral health counseling, and oral health care. Operated by ConnextCare, a trusted community healthcare provider, the health center will offer convenient, high-quality services within the school to reduce barriers that often hinder students from receiving timely medical care.
"At the Oswego City School District, we believe that healthy students are better learners," ...
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OHS NHS Collects Toiletries for Local Food Pantry:
Throughout the month of December, the Oswego High School National Honor Society collected toiletry items for the Human Concerns of Oswego Food Pantry. Human Concerns provides needed items from local families free of charge, especially food and toiletries.
This is the eighth year that the club has held this collection and each year they have been able to exceed what was donated and collected the previous year. With the help of OHS Juniors, Grace Dawson and Gabriella Warner, who served as the event chairs for this donation drive, the OHS National Honor Society was able to donate over 200 toiletry items.
“This year, more than ever, it was very important for our club to find ways to help the Oswego community,” said NHS Adviser Kayley Morse. “We are proud ...
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KPS community comes together for holiday giving project:
A decades-long giving tradition has helped make the holiday season brighter for Kingsford Park Elementary School families, and this year will be no exception.
The holiday giving project, which began more than 30 years ago, has evolved over the years and is still going strong today. Hundreds of families have benefited from the initiative since its inception, as donations roll in from students, staff and local businesses.
The giving effort launched this year in September, when Constellation Corp. reached out to KPS to request sizes needed for coat donations. The following month, the KPS Student Council held a Givetober fundraiser, collecting socks and personal hygiene items. Students celebrated their collection efforts by pieing their principal and a teacher during an assembly.
“Our ...
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OMS student leaders serve as role models:
With the 2024-25 school year well under way, several Oswego Middle School students have taken on various leadership roles as members of the Student Council and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS).
These young leaders include Kendyl Ruggio, Phiona Buck, Kendell Duval, Anna Koskowski, Caden Victory, and Nolan Verburg. Through their actions, they have exemplified what it means to create a stronger school community with their commitment to service, academic excellence, and civic engagement.
“We try to make school fun and make sure everyone feels included,” Koskowski said.
Both the Student Council and NJHS have launched various initiatives to enhance student life, promote school spirit, and give back to the community. According to Ruggio, vice president of the NJHS, she and her ...
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OHS senior earns national recognition:
Oswego High School senior Maggie O'Leary was recently recognized as a commended student in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program for her performance on the PSAT test.
O’Leary is among an elite group of students across the country to earn this distinction. Each year, approximately 1.5 million high school juniors take the PSAT/NMSQT. Of those participants, around 34,000 high scorers receive the commended student designation, which highlights their impressive academic achievements and potential for future success.
“We are incredibly proud of Maggie’s hard work and dedication,” said OHS Principal Raina Hinman. “Being named a commended student is a significant achievement that reflects her commitment to both her studies and her future. Maggie’s ...
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Minetto students brighten hallway with artwork:
What began as a lesson to help students identify colors transformed into a beautiful rainbow mural at Minetto Elementary School.
Students in Keeghan McSweeney and Kristen Spedaliere’s classes learned about primary colors and showcased their knowledge by creating a rainbow made of different color handprints from each student. The handprints stretch from red on one side to purple on the other, forming a colorful rainbow mural.
“We wanted to show students how we are all connected,” McSweeney said. “When we work together, we can create beautiful things. That’s exactly what these students did.”
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Fitzhugh Park Elementary Hosts Successful Leader in Me Family Game Night:
Fitzhugh Park Elementary School recently celebrated a night of family bonding, games, and leadership development during its Leader in Me Family Game Night.
The event brought together families, students, and staff for an evening filled with fun, laughter, and activities that reinforced the Leader in Me program's core values. It was designed to connect families with the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, the foundation of the Leader in Me curriculum that Fitzhugh Park Elementary has adopted to help students build essential life and leadership skills.
Throughout the night, attendees rotated through game stations that emphasized some of the habits. Each game station provided an opportunity for families to see firsthand how students are learning to apply these principles both in and out ...
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Oswego High School Students Recognized for Academic Excellence in First Quarter:
Oswego High School is proud to announce the names of students who have achieved Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Highest Honor Roll status for the first quarter of the 2024-2025 school year. These students have demonstrated outstanding academic performance and commitment to excellence in their studies.
“We are extremely proud of the hard work and dedication shown by these students,” said Oswego High School Principal, Raina Hinman. “This achievement is a reflection of their commitment to academic excellence.”
Congratulations to the following students:
Highest Honors
9th Grade:
Aizlyn Marie Adkins, Mason Bandla, Mara Begoske, Kaelyn Rose Bond, Luke W Braun, Mark C Brennan, Brianna Briglin, Maddox George Browngardt, ...
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OMS Announces First Quarter Honor Roll:
The Oswego Middle School Principal, Amy Godkin, along with her faculty and staff, would like to recognize the following students who earned High Honor and Honor roll status for the 1st marking period of the 2024-25 school year:
7 th Grade High Honor Roll:
Odis Allison, Max Anzalone, Katharine Auler, Jordan Bacon, Natalie Bartlett, Devon Bond, Liam Bond, Oliver Boudreau, Benjamin Braun, Luke Canale Giberson, Audrey Canale, Emily Carr, Caroline Coniski, Alaric Cregg, Alexander Daigle, Ethan D’Angelo, Giana D’Angelo, Evelyn Davis, Isabella Dawson, Colton DeSantis, Miles Dodd, Kendall Duval, Garrison Earl, Ethan Engler, Madden Fedder, Hannah Fellows, Claire Fisher, Nathan Fortier, Noah Frost, Gavin Galletta, Carter Gauger, Mia Gibson, Ricki Gilbert, Claire ...
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Three Oswego High School Students Sign Letters of Intent to Play Division I Sports:
Three Oswego High School seniors have officially committed to continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level, each signing a National Letter of Intent to play Division I sports. Tommy Kirwan, Amanda Connelly, and Alaina Diblasi will each represent their respective schools starting in the fall of 2025.
Tommy Kirwan will attend Wofford College, where he will play baseball for the Terriers. Amanda Connelly will continue her lacrosse career at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Alaina Diblasi, also a talented lacrosse player, will be joining Binghamton University’s Division I lacrosse program.
"We are so proud of these students and their accomplishments," said Cynthia Lauzon, Head of P.E. and Athletics at Oswego High School. "They’ve each worked ...
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Charles E. Riley Elementary School Hosts Successful "Bingo for Books" Event:
Charles E. Riley Elementary School recently held its "Bingo for Books" event, drawing a large crowd of students, families, and community members to celebrate reading and promote literacy.
"Bingo for Books" provided families with an opportunity to engage in an evening of fun reading-related activities. In addition to the bingo games, the event included a variety of games and stations to promote and celebrate reading.
The event was well-attended, with hundreds of participants joining in the festivities. Charles E. Riley Elementary School would like to extend its heartfelt thanks to the many volunteers who helped make the event possible, including teachers, staff, and community members.
"We are thrilled with the turnout and the enthusiasm ...
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BOE meeting set for 11/19 in the OHS Library:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold their Regular Meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024 at 5 p.m. This Regular Meeting will be held in the Oswego High School library. The public is welcome to attend.
Meeting attendees should use the main OHS entrance. This meeting will be recorded and live streamed.
The agenda for this meeting will be available on BoardDocs (
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Reading Buddy program inspires young readers:
The reading buddy program is designed to inspire a love of reading and build literacy skills among elementary school students, pairing younger students with older peer mentors.
Under the guidance of teachers and staff, Reading Buddies meet regularly to practice reading skills, share books and engage in fun literacy activates.
Fitzhugh Park Elementary School students put a fall twist on the program making craft trees and turkeys together.
The program encourages younger students to feel more confident in their reading abilities, while older students gain valuable experience in mentorship and leadership.
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Leighton Elementary School honors Veterans with heartfelt ceremony:
Leighton Elementary School celebrated Veterans Day with a special ceremony dedicated to honoring veterans in the school community, including family members of current students. Veterans were warmly welcomed to the school, where they were recognized for their service in a moving tribute.
The ceremony featured speeches from Leighton’s students, who shared information pertaining to each of the military branches. The event also included an interview with a member of the coast guard as well as a stirring rendition of the national anthem performed by a school staff member.
Stephanie A. Griffin expressed pride in the students’ involvement, noting her gratitude to everyone who participated in meaningful celebration, included her own father, a veteran.
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