Thursday, June 26th, 2025: Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary School recently honored our dedicated educators for their outstanding work in the classroom. Dean Mrs. Miller presented awards to teachers who demonstrated exceptional proficiency and growth in both reading and math.

We proudly recognize our teachers' hard work and commitment to helping every student succeed!

Wednesday, June 25th, 2025: Syracuse Academy of Science fourth-grade scholars said a heartfelt “goodbye” to Elementary School and an enthusiastic “hello” to Middle School during a special Moving Up Ceremony!

During the celebration, SAS Atoms performed a song for their families and proudly received certificates of promotion, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.

We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished in Elementary School and can’t wait to see how they continue to grow and shine in Middle School.

Congratulations, Class of 2033!

Thursday, June 12th, 2025: Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary second graders had a special visit from Syracuse City Judge, Judge Thomas.

Judge Thomas shared inspiring advice with our young scholars:

1. Finish school and always believe in yourself.
   
   

2. Choose friends who lift you and encourage you.
   
   

3. Be the best version of yourself by making good choices.
   
   

He left us with this powerful message:
“You can always be what you want to be, if you just believe in it!”

His words reminded us that anything is possible with confidence, kindness, and hard work! Thank you, Judge Thomas, for inspiring the next generation of leaders!

Wednesday, June 18th, 2025: We’re proud to announce that several Syracuse Academy of Science High School students distinguished themselves as representatives of the Science Academies of New York at the 2025 Genius Olympiad, earning a Bronze Award in Robotics and two Honorable Mentions! 

The Genius Olympiad is an internationally renowned competition focusing on environmental issues through science, art, short film, creative writing, business, and robotics. Founded by Terra Science and Education and hosted annually at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), the event brings together thousands of students from over 60 countries.

But the Genius Olympiad is more than just a competition. It celebrates global citizenship, innovation, and cultural exchange. Students participate in events like the International Fair, where they proudly share their heritage and traditions with peers worldwide.

We commend our students for their accomplishments in robotics and environmental awareness and for being exceptional ambassadors of our school community on the world stage.

Way to go, Atoms! You continue to inspire us all with your brilliance, teamwork, and commitment to making a difference.