SHS Students Volunteer at Christmas Bureau:
On Monday, 12/19, student athletes, Key Club members and NHS students visited the Oncenter today to help with the Salvation Army Christmas Bureau set up. They were a great group and worked hard separating toys and putting them on display for the shopping day.
Many of the boys learned the difference between infant and toddler toys and some even gave some extra help to the special needs group that was also there during our time slot!
Thank you to the chaperones who came and worked hard too!
We all look forward to next year!
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Earthquake Engineering @ SES:
Our fourth graders have been learning about how engineers have come up with ways to make building earthquake resistant. Now it is their turn to try to build a structure to withstand an earthquake.Their structures might include a strong foundation, cross bracing, a base isolator, a mass d amper, and a center column u sed in pagodas.
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Bearcat Clothing Store Open through 11/17:
Attention Bearcats:
Don't forget to order some new spirit wear! Just in time for the holidays... we have a Bearcat Clothing Store open until Thursday, November 17!
Please use the link below and all items will arrive in time for the holiday! https://scwstore.com/products/Solvay-Bearcats-c138456309
We do not have samples of any item. Sorry for that inconvenience!
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Freshman James Webber Selected for NYSSMA:
Freshman James Webber was selected to participate in the NYSSMA Zone 3 Junior High Area All-State Chorus held at F-M High School on November 4th-5th, 2022. James was recommended for this honors ensemble based on his NYSSMA Solo score from 2021.
The honors ensemble was led by Mr. Eric Williamson, a vibrant educator and conductor of the Brooklyn Youth Chorus. Junior High choristers and instrumentalists from across the state rehearsed on Friday and Saturday, and shared their performance with family and friends Saturday afternoon.
Congratulations on this accomplishment, James!
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SES Summer Learning & Fun!:
Students in Ms Collins' and Ms. Clements' summer school enjoyed many opportunities to experience the Solvay community. They walked to the Solvay Police Station, Solvay Fire Department, Solvay Public Library, Solvay Pool, Splash Pad, Youth Center, and WWII Memorial Park. They read Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, and made origami cranes. Students investigated structures and functions of the human body. Students explore how our bones and muscles are interconnected, how our eyes interact with light and impact our vision, and how our brain responds to stimuli in our environment. They played board games with peers and listened to a daily read aloud, Bridge to Terabithia.
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2022 Graduation Photos:
G raduation Ceremony photos are ready!
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Solvay second graders helping students in Uvalde:
Mrs. Boileau's students created flowers to send to Uvalde.
Mrs. Boileau's 2nd grade students (and students from Mrs. Szatanek, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Rivito and Mrs.Potter's classes) have been making flowers for students in Uvalde, Texas as a way to show kindness and compassion to others in need. After seeing a facebook post on a national teacher page that shared a national kindness project for the community of Uvalde, Mrs. Boileau shared the idea of creating flowers to mail to Texas with all of Solvay Elementary. The flowers will be displayed at the new Robb Elementary school so when the students and teachers return they will have something bright and cheerful to make them smile. Iris St.Meran from Channel 9 News came to see the flowers the ...
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Special Olympics a Success!:
Solvay High School students and staff at the 2022 Special Olympics held at North Syracuse High School
It was a beautiful day to be active outside. The students performed so well and we all had a wonderful time!
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