Wednesday, February 26, 2020—This month's Student of the Month Award Assembly featured a special performance from our very own Step Team in honor of #BlackHistoryMonth. The performance included step, a brief introduction about the importance of Black History Month, and highlighted influential leaders such as Rosa Parks. Click Here to Watch the Full Video

Awards were also presented to our most ambitious scholars during the month of February. The most Ambitious Teacher Award went to Ms. Murdie and Ms. Kovarik.

Last (but certainly not least) Science Fair Winners were announced! Congratulations to Peyton Dunlap who received first place, Jayda James and Fatima Tihic who received second place, Emmerson Auge, Jayden Howington, and Alexiana Valentin who received third place. Honorable mention went to Selassie Everett-Dahlke and Soly Bonilla. Runners up included Jayniah James, Mirandalynn De la Cruz, and Luke Scharf.

Great job to all of our participants, we are so proud of you!

Wednesday, January 29, 2020—“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” – Maya Angelou #TBT This January Atoms filled the elementary gymnasium with their creative energy. Scholars were joined by friends and family to view original artwork made by our very own Atoms. The evening wrapped up with a surprise black light art show. 

Wednesday, February 26, 2020—In celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth the owner of Crave Dessert Studio and role model, Tykemia Carman, shared her journey with our first-grade #SASAtoms. Tykemia, a graduate of the Syracuse Academy of Science, encouraged our young scholars to dream big and take risks. Atoms savored chocolate dipped pretzels along with the life-lessons—a crave specialty. Thank you, Tykemia, for sharing your time and treats with our #SASAtoms! 

Friday, February 14, 2020—Some days you gotta dance. Particularly when celebrating the second-quarter success of our #SASCS High School Atoms! Atoms received certificates of achievement for Dean's List, High Honor Roll, Honor Roll, and Merit Achievement. Way to go, Atoms!