March is National Nutrition Month: Eat Right Bite By Bite
By Lindsey LaDue, RD, CDN
School Dietitian, OCM BOCES
We make a lot of food decisions on a daily basis! Choose foods that make you feel your best.
Remember that these can also include treats in moderation.
Many dietitians share the philosophy of “all foods fit!” Aim to include all five food groups throughout the day, avoid skipping meals, and fuel your ...
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11 C.W. Baker High School students earn Academic Excellence Scholarships
C.W. Baker High School has 11 students receiving the Academic Excellence Scholarship this year.
Congratulations to the following students:
$1,500 recipients
Jacqueline Boutilier
Allison Harry
$500 recipients:
Samantha Lucas
Jack Michaels
Rose Mercer
Nicholas Schultz
John Burns
Elyssa Adams
Kathryn Nice
Julia Guidone ...
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From ninja warrior obstacle course to pedicures, Palmer PTA Enrichment Day had it all
Students conquered a ninja warrior obstacle course, learned karate skills, frosted cupcakes and so much more at the Palmer PTA Enrichment Day.
The Enrichment Day was held on March 3 for Palmer Elementary School students. Students signed up to stay after school from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. The afternoon was split into three sessions and students signed up for three different activities.
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Can you smell the coffee? Baker café is open for business
Baker cafe is now open.
The aroma of fresh brewed coffee fills the air as students gather at the tables outside the newly opened café at C.W. Baker High School.
“Everyone is pretty thrilled about it,” said Brian Wright, director of Food Service. “I think just the vibe when you walk in the front door has everyone excited.”
The Baker café ...
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Reminder: Kindergarten registration to held Thursday, March 12
Kindergarten registration will be held at the elementary school your child is assigned to on Thursday, March 12.
Registration will be open between 1 pm - 3 pm or 6 pm - 7:30 pm.
Please complete the online registration before attending.
Click here for more informaiton.
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Baker students learn financial literacy through Mad City Money
C.W. Baker High School students tested their financial literacy Tuesday with Mad City Money, a hands-on simulation.
Mad City Money, gives youth a taste of the real world complete with occupation, salary, spouse, student loan debt, credit card debt and more. The students take on the role as an adult as they navigate Mad City and distinguish the difference between wants and needs.
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Board of Education to hold special meeting on Monday, March 9, 2020
The Baldwinsville Central School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 9, 2020 in Conference Room 1 of the District Transportation Center, 2810 W. Entry Road, Baldwinsville.
The Board will enter directly into executive session to discuss the employment of a particular employee(s).
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Durgee honors 22 students at Academic Growth Recognition Ceremony
Durgee Junior High School honored 22 students who improved their GPA by 4 or more points from the first quarter to the second quarter.
The Academic Growth Recognition Ceremony was held Tuesday morning for students and their families. Coffee and donuts were served and each student was presented with a certificate.
“This is no small feat,” Durgee Principal T.J. ...
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Board spotlight: Marching Band honored for outstanding performance at Rose Parade
The Baldwinsville Marching Band was honored Monday night with the Board of Education Spotlight for an outstanding performance at the 131 st annual Tournament of Roses Parade on January 1, 2020 in Pasadena, California.
Joseph DeBarbieri, acting superintendent, presented the band with the district’s Excellence Award.
“This group represented our district, our state ...
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Transportation, facilities employees honored for years of service
A special breakfast was served Monday morning to thank the transportation and facilities staff for their help with the transition to the new transpertation center and patience during the process.
Employees were also recognized for their 2020 anniversies.
Thank you for your service to the district.
Facilities
30 Years
Patrick Browne – McNamara ...
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Cultural pride shined at second annual Culture Festival at Baker High School
Cesar Perez-Marino and Aidan Priest at Baker HIgh School's Culture Festival.
The hallways of C.W. Baker High School were alive with excitement Thursday evening as more than 30 cultures were highlighted at the second annual Culture Festival.
Guests sampled empanadas from Venezuela, soda from Jamaica and strawberry drink from the Haudenosaunee. Irish dancers and African ...
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Important message from the Board of Education
Superintendent McDonald is on a medical leave of absence. During Superintendent McDonald’s absence, Joseph DeBarbieri will be the acting superintendent.
Together, Superintendent McDonald, the Board of Education and Joseph DeBarbieri, ask that you maintain the normal chain of command. For things that require guidance or input from the superintendent’s office, please send ...
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2 Baker students named National Merit Scholarship finalists
Jacqueline Boutilier (left) and Nora Penhollow have been recognized as
National Merit Scholarship finalists.
Two C.W Baker High School students have been recognized as National Merit Scholarship finalists.
Seniors Jacqueline Boutilier and Nora Penhollow were initially recognized in September as Semifinalists because of excellent scores on the PSAT/NMQST exams. ...
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Baker High School to host 2nd annual Culture Festival on Thursday
Aidan Priest, a senior at C.W. Baker High School, wants the Baldwinsville Central School District to express and embrace its diversity.
“We may not look diverse, but we are culturally diverse,” Aidan said.
Last year, Aidan organized the inaugural Culture Festival to shine a spotlight on the various cultures represented in the BCSD community. Aidan was inspired by taking part ...
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Board of Education to Hold Special Meeting February 27, 2020
The Baldwinsville Central School District Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 7 a.m. Thursday, February 27, 2020 in the large conference room of the district office, located at 29 East Oneida Street.
The Board will enter directly into executive session to discuss the employment of a particular employee(s).
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Troopers and their K-9 partners visit Palmer Elementary
Trooper Jeff Kissock with K-9 “Ray” and Trooper Kevin Conners with K-9 “Schini” made a special visit to Palmer Elementary School Tuesday morning to talk with third grade students.
The students recently read “Aero and Officer Mike,” by Joan Plummer Russell. The nonfiction book explores the extraordinary relationship between Corporal Mike Matsik and his K-9 ...
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McNamara Elementary staff prepares students for state tests with rap
McNamara Elementary is preparing students for state ELA tests next month with a special rendition of Lizzo’s hit song “Truth Hurts.”
School Resource Officer Katie Kruger, Teaching Assistant Katie Ducharme and Physical Education Teacher Jessica Volz rap about perseverance and optimism.
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