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Elementary students help name Sidney PD’s new K-9
Elementary students at Sidney CSD recently had a special opportunity to take part in naming the new K-9 for the Sidney Police Department. School Resource Officer Jenna Nordberg talked to students about naming the new canine. Students were able to choose from five names – Odin, Hunter, Warrior Chase and Gunner.
Students also had a chance to see the newest four-legged member of the department.
Each class took the time to review their options and cast their votes.
Following the voting, the winning name with 122 votes was Chase! Sidney PD officer Royce Terry will be Chase’s handler.
Students expressed their excitement about being part of this community partnership. It also seemed like no coincidence that the young learners – especially in grades UPK-2) overwhelmingly chose “Chase,” which is a familiar favorite on Paw Patrol!
The Sidney CSD is grateful for the opportunity to connect with our local law enforcement and our school resource officer, and we look forward to following Chase’s adventures in service to our community!
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SUNY Oneonta and DCMO BOCES visited the New Vision Education program Tuesday at Sidney CSD. The program is part of the Teacher Pipeline Project, which is an effort to get high school students excited for a potential teaching career.
Those in attendance included Mark Davies (Dean of the School of Education at SUNY Oneonta), Brian Beitzel (Associate Dean at SUNY Oneonta), Mike Rullo (DCMO BOCES Superintendent), Eben Bullock (Sidney CSD Superintendent), Tony Stenta (Sidney CSD Director of School Improvement), and Gabby Pedersen (New Visions Education instructor).
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During the gallery walk, students showcased their findings and other classes who came to look were able to ask questions.
Great work!
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The Athlete of the Month is senior Nayla Miley, who is on the girls soccer team. Nayla has 15 goals this season, which includes three hat tricks. She also has four assists as the Sabers have opened with a 7-3 record! Said coach Jody Gravelin: “She has consistently demonstrated exceptional skill, determination, and impact on the field. Her performance highlights both her scoring ability and her contribution to the team’s success.”
The Sportsmanship Award winner is senior Dejah Taylor, who is the captain on the field hockey team. Said coach Christine Race: “She has modeled sportsmanship on and off the field through fostering communication between teammates and coaches, demonstrating a positive attitude and ‘never say quit’ drive during difficult games. Dejah has received compliments from Section IV officials on her proper way of addressing them during the contest for clarification of calls.”
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The volleyball program is setting a fundraising goal of $2,000 for the Side-Out Foundation.
The JV game begins at 5 p.m., with varsity following at 6:30 p.m. If in attendance, don't forget to wear pink!
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Students who are participating have shown advanced levels of commitment to a task and there are currently three teams working on projects.
The Robotic Elephant was the first project started this year and Nyah Stanton-Helms, Ava French and Kennelly Snell work on it several times a week, and often multiple times in a day. This allows them to work on their daily goal of completed steps to the build.
In order to program the elephant, the students have been studying elephant movement, geographical markers that identify the type of elephant they are building, and various items of interest that will be included in the slide show that they are developing to help them with their presentation. The team's goal is to be able to present this project during the open house on October 9.
Other projects that have been started include the Lego Mini-Fig dispenser and the Lego Robotic Arm. These two projects are in the beginning stages.
The purpose of this program is to encourage students to prioritize time to complete classwork, build additional skills in problem solving, time management and teamwork while accessing available resources to learn things that match their interests in an environment that will provide appropriate challenges.
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Added to the event is a Halloween costume swap. Please see the attached for information.
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On Thursday, the DCMO Public Information Service, of which Sidney CSD is a member, held a service meeting at Sidney. In the afternoon, Superintendent Eben Bullock took the group on a tour of the grounds, showing the results of Sidney's recent capital and branding projects and how students and staff benefit.
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Teachers in each class provided feedback to each student to make sure they were advancing to the next level.
Great work all around!
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Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day! We want to give a huge shout out to our entire O&M team for everything they do for the Sidney Central School District!
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These two!
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