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The Christmas Spirit is alive and well at the SEOC. Last week students staff participated in "The Five Days of Christmas," a week-long schedule of after-school crafts and activities to help get us ready for the holidays. Read more and see pictures after the jump----> Read More »
The Christmas Spirit is alive and well at the SEOC. Last week students staff participated in "The Five Days of Christmas," a week-long schedule of after-school crafts and activities to help get us ready for the holidays. Read more and see pictures after the jump---->
In conjunction with the Central New York Chapter of American Society for Training & Development, the ATTAIN Lab at the SEOC participated in Employee Learning Week, December 8th-12th. Read More »
In conjunction with the Central New York Chapter of American Society for Training & Development, the ATTAIN Lab at the SEOC participated in Employee Learning Week, December 8th-12th.
Wow!! What a turn out for the April 6th Department of Labor presentation, “CAREERS OF THE FUTURE: What Students Need to Know about the Job Market”! While we planned for 20 students, 47 students signed in. Some teachers and staff members also attended. The presenter, Ms. Karen Knapik-Scalzo from the US Department of Labor, provided everyone with critical information about CNY’s economy and employment prospects. And surprisingly, the news was not all bad! For example, even though CNY’s economy is slowing down, there are still employment opportunities out there in the areas of computer technology, customer service, accounting and many entry-level positions. Not to mention the opportunities in the fast-growing health industry. So don’t lose hope - especially since gett ... Read More »
The Syracuse EOC community will again be participating in a "shared reading" experience in 2009. This year, we are reading A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah, the book chosen by Syracuse University's Shared Reading Program. As described on the SU website (http://provost.syr.edu/provost/Units/academicprograms/sharedreading/index.aspx): "In the book, a story of redemption and hope, Beah chronicles his life during the early and mid-1990s, as civil war ravaged his homeland, the West African nation of Sierra Leone. At age 12, Beah fled attacking rebels and wandered a land rendered unrecognizable by violence. ... Read More »
The Syracuse EOC community will again be participating in a "shared reading" experience in 2009. This year, we are reading A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah, the book chosen by Syracuse University's Shared Reading Program.
As described on the SU website (http://provost.syr.edu/provost/Units/academicprograms/sharedreading/index.aspx):
"In the book, a story of redemption and hope, Beah chronicles his life during the early and mid-1990s, as civil war ravaged his homeland, the West African nation of Sierra Leone. At age 12, Beah fled attacking rebels and wandered a land rendered unrecognizable by violence. ... Read More »
Have you ever planned how you would spend $1 million? Would you buy a new car? Take a vacation around the world? Pay off your bills? Our financial expert, Judy Linder, tells us how she would spend the money, and reminds us that our current financial standing is all about CHOICES! Read More »
Have you ever planned how you would spend $1 million? Would you buy a new car? Take a vacation around the world? Pay off your bills? Our financial expert, Judy Linder, tells us how she would spend the money, and reminds us that our current financial standing is all about CHOICES!
The Catcher in the Rye The Great Gatsby To Kill a Mockingbird Beloved Ever wonder what all the fuss is about? If college is in your future, then you've got some reading to do! Grace Lai, the SEOC librarian, and Phil Hamilton, our College Connections Coordinator, have put together this list of Suggested Reading for college-bound students. Read More »
The Catcher in the Rye The Great Gatsby To Kill a Mockingbird Beloved
Ever wonder what all the fuss is about? If college is in your future, then you've got some reading to do! Grace Lai, the SEOC librarian, and Phil Hamilton, our College Connections Coordinator, have put together this list of Suggested Reading for college-bound students.
Check out the latest on the SEOC's advertising campaign. Read More »
Check out the latest on the SEOC's advertising campaign.
It's that time of year again - we're putting our kids on the bus, breaking out the cool-weather jackets, and looking up to the tops of the trees to see how much the color has changed. Here at the Syracuse EOC, classes started on Monday. Students have been coming in ready to learn and expand their opportunities! Over the summer, we've seen some welcome changes. The most obvious to you will probably be the fresh paint, the new carpeting, and the shiny furniture that you'll find throughout the building. In fact, you've probably already seen all the new stuff in the Admissions Office (room 200). But make sure you also get up to the Administration Office in room 313 to check out the new digs there! And we're not done yet - so make sure you watch your step over the next few weeks if you see people working in the hallways or classrooms. We also have some additions to our staff: Cindy Cummin ... Read More »
It's that time of year again - we're putting our kids on the bus, breaking out the cool-weather jackets, and looking up to the tops of the trees to see how much the color has changed. Here at the Syracuse EOC, classes started on Monday. Students have been coming in ready to learn and expand their opportunities!
Over the summer, we've seen some welcome changes. The most obvious to you will probably be the fresh paint, the new carpeting, and the shiny furniture that you'll find throughout the building. In fact, you've probably already seen all the new stuff in the Admissions Office (room 200). But make sure you also get up to the Administration Office in room 313 to check out the new digs there! And we're not done yet - so make sure you watch your step over the next few weeks if you see people working in the hallways or classrooms.
We also have some additions to our staff: Cindy Cummin ...
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