Saturday, October 12th, 2024: Talented 4th-grade students from the Syracuse Academy of Science Catapult Club participated in the Catapult Competition at the Museum of Science & Technology. After weeks of designing, building, and refining their catapults, they were ready to test their creations in two key challenges: accuracy and distance. 

The event was filled with excitement as students launched their catapults, cheering each other on and learning from other teams. Their hard work, creativity, and team spirit truly stood out, earning them the Team Spirit Award! We are incredibly proud of their enthusiasm, teamwork, and passion for STEM.

Congratulations to all our students for their fantastic efforts and achievements!

Friday, September 20th, 2024: Syracuse Academy of Science 9th-grade students in Ms. Lyn’s Global classes are constructing world maps to gain a deeper understanding of historical events from a geographical perspective. This hands-on project helps students connect the dots between history and the world around them, bringing the past to life!

Saturday, September 14th, 2024: Shoutout to the Syracuse Academy of Science Boys High School soccer team for an amazing comeback effort against Cazenovia! Down 4-0 at halftime, they fought back to 4-2 and shut down the Caz Lakers in the second half! 

Proud of the grit and determination—way to represent the SASA toms!

Friday, September 13th, 2024: Second, third, and fourth-grade Syracuse Academy of Science Atoms kicked off their first week of Art with a unique twist! Ms. A-B introduced these scholars to a Jenga-inspired game called Pick One! Students had a blast searching for colors while carefully balancing their towers. The challenge? Keep the tower from tumbling!

It’s all about learning with a dash of fun!

Tuesday, August 27th, 2024: Syracuse Academy of Science Middle School staff celebrated the new school year with smiles, laughter, and serious teamwork during their annual team-building activities! Staff and teachers are ready to inspire, lead, and grow together as we embark on another fantastic academic year! 

Monday, August 21st, 2024: This week, Deans, curriculum coordinators, and coaches are participating in an intensive training on the Marzano "New Art and Science of Teaching" framework held at Syracuse Academy of Science High School. Dr. Melanie Magee, a coach, consultant, and presenter from Marzano Resources, led the training. The sessions' primary focus is effectively using the Marzano framework to coach teachers and improve instructional practices. Key areas covered include direct instruction and strategies for increasing student engagement, which have been reviewed in depth to enhance teaching quality across SANY schools.

Thursday, August 1st, 2024: This summer, Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary School Atoms had an amazing time at our Summer Art Enrichment Program! The students explored various art techniques and mediums, creating beautiful artwork and spending time indoors and outdoors. Our scholars truly had a blast!

From late-night study sessions to unforgettable moments with friends, they have made memories that will last a lifetime. Together, they’ve achieved so much and grown into the amazing young adults they are today. This is just the beginning! Before they embark on this new chapter in their stories, let’s take a moment to celebrate their journey and look forward to the bright futures ahead.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the SASCS Class of 2024!

Thursday, May 30th, 2024: Syracuse Academy of Science Middle School students enjoyed a night of games, crafts, and pizza. It was a great way to let loose after a month of testing!

Great job, Atoms, for your hard work and perseverance throughout the testing period. We are so proud of you!

Saturday, June 1st, 2024: Our talented Syracuse Academy of Science High School Robotics teams participated in the Museum of Science & Technology's (MOST) Rocket Challenge!

It was an incredible experience where our students showcased their engineering skills and creativity in constructing a model rocket. We are proud of their hard work, dedication, and team spirit. Thank you to the MOST for hosting such an inspiring event and providing our students with this fantastic opportunity.