BOE to meet 4/22, hold CiTi Admin Budget Vote 4/29:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold their Regular Meeting on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 5 p.m. This 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 on YouTube.com/@BUC .
The agenda for this meeting will be available on BoardDocs (
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OHS Proudly Announces 3rd Quarter Honor Roll:
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 third 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 Honor Roll
9 th Grade
Aizlyn Marie Adkins, Mason Bandla, Mara Begoske, Kaelyn Rose Bond, Luke W Braun, Mark C Brennan, Maddox George Browngardt, Brenna A Cazzolli, Julia Rose Clark, Adriana Nicole Cloonan, Lindsay Frances Colasurdo, Nicholas Conzone, Cameron Michael D'Angelo, Jackson Jeep Dewey, Mason Anthony Donabella, Caleb Jeffrey-Michael Dykeman, Kameron Falcetti, Kamdyn Fedder, Julius Jasir Garabito, Juliette ...
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Leighton Hosts Family Literacy Night:
Leighton Elementary students recently participated in a reading challenge, and they celebrated their achievement during this year’s family literacy night.
Students were tasked with reading a combined total of 65,000 minutes as part of the challenge, and they stepped up in a big way. They met their goal while reading more than 70,000 minutes while raising nearly $5,000. To celebrate their achievement, they had an opportunity to douse Principal Stephanie Griffin with a bucket of ice water during this year’s Family Literacy Night.
The event brought students, families, and the local community together to celebrate the power of reading. The evening was packed with engaging games, exciting raffles, and a variety of community agencies and resources, all aimed at promoting literacy ...
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OMS Q3 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 3rd marking period of the 2024-25 school year:
7th Grade High Honor Roll:
Isabel Alejo, Katharine Auler, Shawn Baldwin JR, Devon Bond, Oliver Boudreau, Bentley Buskey, Audrey Canale, Emily Carr, Callen Cleary, Kayleigh Cough, Alaric Cregg, Alexander Daigle, Ethan D’Angelo, Giana D’Angelo, Colton DeSantis, Miles Dodd, Kendall Duval, Garrison Earl, Ethan Engler, Emalyn Favata, Madden Fedder, Claire Fisher, Nathan Fortier, Noah Frost, Carter Gauger, Mia Gibson, Ricki Gilbert, Amberlyn Gleason, Claire Hall, Avella Hartmann, Wyatt Hibbert, Fynlee Hilkert, ...
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Kindergarten Registration Opening Soon:
Kindergarten Registration for The 2025-2026 School Year
Kindergarten registration will begin on April 21, 2025 .
How to Register:
Parents and guardians must complete the Pre-Registration Form online , which can be found on the OCSD Central Registration web page.
To complete the registration process, you will need to submit documentation for proof of age and residency . A list of acceptable documents is available on the OCSD Central Registration web page.
The following documents will need to be submitted to your child’s school:
? An updated immunization record
? A dental certificate (optional, but requested by NYS ...
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KPS to Welcome New Principal in August:
With more than two decades of experience in education, including several years in leadership roles, Syracuse native Jennifer Przybylski was recently appointed as the Kingsford Park Elementary School principal.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education approved the appointment at its April 1 meeting, and Przybylski will begin her tenure as KPS principal in August, following the retirement of Dr. Mary Volkomer.
“We are grateful to Dr. Volkomer for her decades of service to the Oswego City School District, and we wish her the best in retirement,” said OCSD Superintendent Dr. Raymond Kilmer. “Our hiring committee wanted to ensure her successor would embrace the district’s mission and be able to lead KPS into the future, and we’re excited to have Jennifer ...
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KPS STEAM Night a Success:
Kingsford Park Elementary School recently hosted its annual STEAM Night, providing students and families with hands-on activities designed to spark curiosity and learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
The event featured collaborations with numerous local and regional organizations, including SUNY Oswego Science Departments; the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation; Oswego County Health Department; OHS and OMS Technology Departments; TEQ, the YMCA; and KPS staff members.
Attendees had opportunities to build, learn, play, problem-solve and work together in activities such as robotics, operating drones, assembling blocks, and using interactive technology.
“This event continues to be a highlight for our students and their families,” ...
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BOE to meet 4/1 at OHS Library:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 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 on Youtube.com/@BUC .
The agenda for these meetings will be available on BoardDocs (
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Riley Hosts Pirate Night:
As part of a family engagement effort, Charles E. Riley Elementary School recently transformed into a swashbuckling adventure as families gathered for the second annual Pirate Night.
The event featured engaging classroom activities, raffles, food, and an opportunity for families to explore different learning experiences together. Students and their families embarked on an interactive journey and completed fun challenges throughout the school.
In addition to the pirate-themed festivities, local community agencies were on hand to provide valuable resources and support for families. Their presence reinforced the school’s commitment to fostering strong community partnerships and ensuring families have access to important services.
“We are thrilled with the turnout for Pirate ...
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OCSD to Implement OpenGate System:
The Oswego City School District is taking proactive steps to enhance school safety by implementing OpenGate weapons detection systems, which will soon be unveiled at Oswego High School and Oswego Middle School.
The new security measure aims to create a safer learning environment while ensuring a seamless entry process for students and staff. It utilizes advanced screening technology to detect potential threats while allowing for a smooth flow of foot traffic. Unlike traditional metal detectors, OpenGate provides a non-invasive screening process, reducing delays and minimizing disruptions.
“Student and staff safety is our top priority,” said Superintendent Dr. Raymond Kilmer. “These detection systems represent an additional layer of protection for the students and staff ...
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KPS Launches Student Newspaper Club:
Sixth-grade students at Kingsford Park Elementary recently launched a newspaper club to develop their writing, reporting, and teamwork skills while keeping their school community informed.
Under the guidance of fifth-grade teacher Michelle Peterson, the club meets after school every-other Tuesday to discuss topics that will appear in the next edition of “The BUC-le,” a monthly publication. Students get hands-on experience in journalism, covering a wide range of topics and school-specific news. Members learn the fundamentals of interviewing, layout, design, and creative storytelling as they work together to produce regular editions.
“We’re thrilled to give our students a platform to share their voices,” said Peterson. “This club encourages creativity, ...
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School-Based Health Center Enrollment Open:
The Oswego City School District, in partnership with ConnextCare, opened its School-Based Health Center (SBHC) on Jan. 6 and is currently enrolling students for treatment.
The SBHC offers convenient, on-site healthcare services to students within the district, promoting better health and well-being to ensure every child has the opportunity to succeed academically and personally.
Located at Frederick Leighton Elementary School, the SBHC a wide range of essential healthcare services, including preventive care, routine check-ups, immunizations, treatment for illnesses, mental health services, and support for chronic conditions. The goal is to ensure that students have access to comprehensive care during the school day, minimizing the disruption to their education.
Enrollment for the ConnextCare ...
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Fitzhugh Park School Read-a-Thon Achieves Great Success:
Fitzhugh Park School Read-a-Thon Achieves Great Success
The Fitzhugh Park School Read-a-Thon was a success this year, thanks to the support of families and friends who donated to help students. The funds, totaling $5,921, will be used by the Home and School Association to provide students with special events, educational presenters, field trips, book fairs and more.
Students read a total of 51,948 minutes during the event. The top class in each grade with the most minutes read will receive a pizza party. The student with the highest number of minutes read, Juliet Baber, logged 5,569 minutes and will receive a gift card to The River’s End Bookstore. Classes that earned a pizza party include kindergarten: Heather Woods, first grade: Tim Barbeau, second grade: Nicole ...
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OCSD Students to Compete in Regional Spelling Bee:
After finishing first in their school spelling competitions, two Oswego City School District students recently earned spots to compete in the final oral round of the Syracuse.com | Post-Standard Spelling Bee.
Sean Hosein, a Leighton Elementary sixth grader, and Jeremiah Wright, an eighth grader at Oswego Middle School, will be representing the Bucs at the regional level in late March at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
The winner of the regional bee will represent Central New York in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, set for May 25 through May 31 in Maryland.
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Oswego High School NHS Continues Support for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital:
The Oswego High School National Honor Society (NHS) chapter has continued its partnership with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Tennessee, helping to treat childhood cancer and fund research for potential cures. St. Jude is fully funded through donations, and NHS has been raising funds for the hospital since the club’s inception.
NHS advisor and Oswego High School social studies teacher Kayley Morse said the mission of St. Jude continues to inspire chapter members to serve and raise funds through a letter-writing campaign to friends and family.
“All 62 chapter members recently gathered in the school cafeteria to personally sign 25 letters each,” Morse ...
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OCSD Teams Advance in Battle of the Books:
Months of reading, dedication and hard work recently culminated in victory for two Oswego City School District teams during the Battle of the Books competition.
The competition required participants to read eight books and tested their recall ability to identify the book and author being described in each question. Students’ literary knowledge and teamwork were both on display during the recent battle held in the high school auditorium.
At the primary level, the team from Kingsford Park School claimed the top spot. Comprised of Clara Kane, Kaia Leonard, Kendyl Wilcox, and alternate Frank Cook, the team impressed judges with their exceptional knowledge of the competition's book selection.
The intermediate level battle was equally competitive, with the team from Minetto Elementary ...
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Omegaman Inspires Students Across Oswego City Schools:
Omegaman and his team of motivational speakers, known as Omegaman & Friends, recently visited all five elementary schools in the Oswego City School District to deliver an empowering message of hope, purpose, and good decision making.
Omegaman, who combined feats of strength with inspiring speeches, captured students' attention, addressing the challenges of today's world while encouraging them to focus on their decision making and purpose. The engaging presentation served as a tool for school administrators to reinforce positive values such as scholarship and character building.
"We’re very fortunate to be able to have Omegaman visit our school today," said Jennifer Sullivan, Principal at Minetto Elementary School. "Our students had such a fun time, ...
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Oswego Elementary Schools Celebrate 100th Day of School with Fun and Creativity:
Students across all five Oswego elementary schools marked a milestone this week by celebrating the 100th day of school with a variety of creative activities. The day was filled with excitement as children dressed up in themed outfits, played games, and constructed projects made up of 100 objects.
Throughout the day, students showcased their creativity by using items like Legos, Fruit Loops, stickers, snacks, and more to build their unique 100-object projects. The celebration provided an opportunity for students to engage in hands-on learning while having fun with their peers.
“The 100th day of school is always a highlight for our students," said Amy Molloy, Principal of Fitzhugh Park School. "They put so much effort into their projects today, and they’ve all ...
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March BOE meetings set to take place 3/4, 3/18:
The Oswego City School District Board of Education will hold their Regular Meetings on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 and Tuesday, March 18, 2025 both at 5 p.m. These Regular Meetings will be held in the Oswego High School library. The public is welcome to attend.
Meeting attendees should use the main high school entrance. These meetings will be recorded and live streamed on Youtube.com/@BUC .
The agenda for these meetings will be available on BoardDocs (
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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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