Tuesday, February 22nd, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school will have a Picture Retake Day on Tuesday, February 23^rd and Friday, February 26^th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Online learning students may attend either Picture Retake Day to have their school picture taken. Please note, we are asking that all students wear their school uniform. If you have any questions, please contact the main office.

Friday, February 12th, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school recognizes Mrs. Daniel for its next teacher spotlight, for her dedication to ensuring that all the students receive the supplies and resources needed to build and enhance their reading skills. Always willing to go the extra mile and lend a helping hand to those in need, Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship is grateful to have Mrs. Daniel as one of their teachers. Her compassion for helping not only the students but the team here at Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school has certainly not gone unnoticed. Thank you, Mrs. Daniel for your positive attitude and all that you do to help the students, it makes all the difference in the world.

Thursday, February 4th, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship Atoms in Ms. O’Connor’s small group prepare for their upcoming Reader’s Theater production of a timeless children’s story, Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Leading up to the production the Atoms wear many hats or should we say, sit in many chairs that were just right. Students not only practice their reading and public speaking skills by taking turns rehearsing their lines, but they also dabble in set and character design, as well. Keep up the great work, Atoms and break a leg on your performance!

Thursday, February 4th, 2021—The third and fourth grade students at Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school think outside the box when solving math equations with fractions with a little sweet treat - Hershey's Bars. Students learn about finding the lowest common denominator, how to add and subtract fractions to solve math problems. While fractions may be challenging for some, the Atoms rated this learning experience as a 10/10 or 100% fun! Such a sweet lesson.

Thursday, February 4th, 2021—It’s time to give that brain a break and take a quick stretch break with the first grade Atoms at Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school. Students and teachers participate in a Go Noodle video, where everyone can jump, dance and play along to an exercise video. A fan favorite for many Atoms, this is a great way for everyone to take a quick break, get their ‘sillies’ out, stretch their legs and refocus for an afternoon of learning. Click here to watch this short video.

Monday, February 1st, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship 1st grade Atoms are busy at work building their foundation of reading and writing. Students were hard at work completing various worksheets which help them to write and understand words that contain the letters, ‘-er,’ and matching words with pictures. Keep up the great work, Atoms!

Friday, February 5th, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship kindergarten Atoms in both Ms. Hence and Mrs. Shirvani class practice their math and critical thinking skills. Students work on writing their numbers and solving addition and subtraction equations. Success equals hard work and practice, keep up the great work Atoms!

Thursday, February 4th, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship 2^nd grade Atoms practice their listening and direction following skills in their gym class. With the help of teacher, Mr. E the Atoms learn how to perform the perfect over hand throw. Students get ready, to aim and throw by pointing and stepping with their opposite hand and foot and remembering to follow through. Great work, Atoms!

Monday, February 1st, 2021—Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship Atoms were busy at work using their creativity, a Positivity Project character trait, and imagination while playing indoors at recess. Students used individual bags of materials to build castles, fire trucks and buildings and take care of wild animals. We can't wait to see what and where the next adventure takes us!

Thursday, February 4th, 2021—Earlier last week, Syracuse Academy of Science and Citizenship elementary school had the pleasure of welcoming an alumni from Syracuse Academy of Science Charter School, Elijah Rudisell. We were so excited to have Elijah come and speak with the Atoms and share valuable insight of working in a creative role as a marketing representative at Autodesk. Elijah also shared a great story that displayed his ‘Positivity In Action’ mindset, about how it is important to help others in need and to lend a hand. Thank you Elijah for taking time out of your schedule to virtually speak with the Atoms and for inspiring young minds!