Thursday, May 15th, 2025: At Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary School, our scholars are bookworms with excellent taste buds!

Our Dean, Mrs. Miller, loves popping into classrooms to share one of her favorite book series, "There Was an Old Lady." Recently, she visited Mrs. Bloss and Mrs. Hamilton's 2B class to read "There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Worm!"

It was the perfect springtime story, full of laughs and learning, and our 2B SAS Atoms were all smiles!

Wednesday, May 21st, 2025: Syracuse Academy of Science Elementary proudly hosted a special evening celebrating the musical talents of third and fourth-grade students.

Families, friends, and staff gathered to enjoy a heartwarming night filled with student performances, joyful melodies, and proud smiles. The concert featured vocal performances from both grade levels and a standout appearance by Mr. Huyge’s Ukulele Club.

This event marked a fantastic opportunity for students to shine on stage, express themselves creatively, and experience the joy of live performance. It was also a meaningful moment of connection for our school community, bringing everyone together through the universal language of music.

Thank you to all the families who attended and our dedicated staff for making this event possible. We look forward to many more musical moments in the future! 

Saturday, May 31st, 2025: The Syracuse Academy of Science Middle School STEAM Club proudly participated in the Museum of Science & Technology's Rocket Team Challenge.

Representing SAS with creativity and confidence, the student team, “Blast It Like It’s Hot," successfully launched their model rocket to an impressive height of 166 feet. The event challenged students to apply real-world engineering and science principles, including aerodynamics, propulsion, and teamwork, as they designed and constructed their rockets from scratch.

This experience allowed students to demonstrate their technical knowledge and build essential 21st-century skills such as collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving. The Rocket Team Challenge is one of many ways SAS empowers students to engage with science and engineering in meaningful, hands-on ways outside the classroom. The future is bright, and it's looking up!

Saturday, May 24th, 2025: The Syracuse Academy of Science Middle School STEAM Club is reaching for the stars! Students are working hard designing, building, and painting their rocket for the upcoming Rocket Team Challenge, hosted by the Museum of Science & Technology on Saturday, May 31st, at Jamesville Beach.

This hands-on project allows students to apply their science, technology, engineering, art, and math knowledge in a real-world setting. From testing materials and perfecting designs to problem-solving as a team, the rocket-building process encourages collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking at every step.

Participation in the Rocket Team Challenge ignites a passion for STEM and builds confidence as students see their hard work take flight.

Let’s cheer on our young innovators as they prepare for liftoff. Good luck, STEAM Club!