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4th Grade Haudenosaunee Night a Success
A night full of fun and festivities took place at the elementary school on December 4th, conducted by the 4th grade teachers. Fourth graders researched the Haudenosaunee, who were northern New York Native Americans, and their cultures, attended a field trip to the Great Law of Peace Center in Liverpool, and then presented their findings for their friends and families on this night. Students and parents alike crowded into the hallways to look at hand-drawn pictures with QR codes attached that featured each student explaining in their own words some of the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Addresses. In the art room, students showed how to make wampum, or traditional belts. In the auditorium, students themselves conducted oral storytelling such as “How Bear Lost his Tail” and “How ...
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Rauber Makes 2018 All-CNY Cross Country Team
On Dec. 11, 2018, Brooke Rauber, a sophomore at Tully High School was named one of the 2018 All-CNY Girls Cross Country Team members. Syracuse.com printed the following information about Brooke:
Brooke Rauber
Tully
Sophomore
What's next? Indoor Track
Top accomplishment of the season: Winning States for the 3rd time in a row, placing 6th at nationals, and being the first sophomore in the nation
Who inspires you? Grandma
What do you think about while running? Nothing
What's your favorite course to run? NXN. It is a harder course so runners from New York have an advantage.
You can see Brooke's cross country stats at A thletic.net . Congratulations to Brooke for her dedication and hard work that ...
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Stoogenke Makes 2018 All-CNY Boys Soccer Team
On Dec. 4, 2018, Sam Stoogenke, a senior at Tully High School was named one of the 2018 All-CNY Boys Soccer Team players. Syracuse.com printed the following information about Sam:
Sam Stoogenke
Tully
Senior
Position: Left Midfield
What's next? Looking to go to college engineering and to play soccer.
Best moment of the season: The best moment was the team dinner/FIFA tournament before our first sectionals game.
Who inspires you? My teammates inspire me the most. They go out on the field and leave it all out there until the end of the game.
What's your most treasured piece of sports equipment? My jersey, because it was an honor to wear it, and represent my school and teammates.
The last thing you say ...
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7th Graders Visit Loretto
On Novermber 20, the 7th graders from Tully JSHS, once again, visited Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center in Syracuse for their annual pie baking. The students brought supplies to make the pies as a Thanksgiving treat. With five stations of students, they were able to bake over 30 pies! In addition to the baking, they sang Christmas carols and visited with the residents. It was a wonderful community service and experience for all involved.
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Construction Career Day
Several students from Tully Junior-Senior High School had the opportunity to participate in the 12th Annual Construction Career Day held at the New York State Fairgrounds. Students from across the Central New York region joined up to learn more about careers in the construction field, had the opportunity to speak to
vendors, and tested out excavators and backhoes. Students were able to participate in hands-on activities like bricklaying, welding, painting, and carpentry.
Students learned a great deal of information about different careers in the construction industry and had the chance to talk to representatives from various construction firms.
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Tully FFA Travels
An Opportunity of a Lifetime! On October 24-27, 2018, five Tully FFA members had the opportunity to travel to Indianapolis, Indiana for
the 91st National FFA Convention and Expo. Dalton Currie, Angela Touchette, Sydney Grosso, Meghan Weaver, and Cheyenne McCormick
traveled to the convention and toured Batavia Turf (NY ), Wilson Football (OH), Buckeye Hybrids (OH), Wright State University (OH), Fair Oaks
Farms (IN), and Louisville Slugger (KY ). Once at the convention and expo, FFA members participated in leadership and career development
workshops, took part in the college and career fair, listened to amazing keynote speakers during sessions, and even attended an “FFA only”
Garth Brooks concert. Lastly, of the 69,000 people at the National FFA Convention this year, 10,000 ...
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Rotary Dictionary and Dairy Princess
October 19, 2018 was an exciting day for Tully Elementary School’s third graders! They were recipients of
dictionaries, courtesy of three local service organizations: Tully Rotary Club, LaFayette Optimists, and Pompey Lions
Club. For 15 years, these groups have generously purchased dictionaries and visited TES to present them to students.
Thank you! In addition to that visit, The Onondaga County Alternate Dairy Princess, Sydney Grosso, came over from the
JSHS to teach the 3rd graders about the nutrients found in milk products and about the various breeds of cows that
give us our milk. Did you know that every day a cow drinks the amount of water that would fill a bathtub?! Thank you to
Sydney for her time, knowledge, and the pencils she brought for us
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Elementary Visit from the Fire Department
Recently, two firefighters from the Tully Fire Department came to talk with our Pre-K through second grade students about fire safety.
The students got to see what type of gear the firefighters have to wear when they get called to a fire or emergency. Mr. Bibik even showed the
students what firefighters look and sound like with their oxygen masks on! TES students now know to use the back of their hand when feeling
if a door is safe to go out of and to stay low if there is a lot of smoke in a room. The Tully Fire Department taught us all some great ways to stay
safe in case a fire or emergency happens. Ways to conduct fire safety at home: Come up with a home emergency evacuation plan as a family
and practice it. (Where will you all meet once out of the house safely – neighbors, ...
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Spanish and French National Honor Societies
On October 11, twenty-three Spanish and French students were inducted into Spanish and French National Honor Societies.
Not only do these students excel in their other subjects, but they have maintained a high average in their foreign language since
they began studying it. As a result, they received national recognition. Students wore their honorable pins to school the next day.
Congratulations to everyone that was inducted!
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Tully Varsity Girls XC team won the NYS Class D State Championship!!
On Saturday, November 10th the Tully Varsity Girls XC team won the NYS Class D State Championship!! Tully beat 2nd place Maple Grove 45-50 to grab today's State title!
Congratulations to Coach Michelle Rauber and the Varsity XC Girls for a fantastic race today and for another awesome season!
Brooke Rauber won the Class D race today in 17:52.4 to claim her 3rd straight Individual Class D State Championship! Rounding out the team scoring today was Alison Carr, Kaitlyn Edinger, Rachel Berry, Lilly Fowler-Connor, Katherine Haier & Chelsea Phillips!
Congrats to the Girls and Coach Rauber on the huge win! Great job!
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The Knight Insight wishes to highlight news of recent graduates. If you have information relating to academic or the career path of recent graduates, please email to: mfisher@tullyschools.org If you prefer, mail your article to Mary Fisher, Tully Central School District, 20 State St, Tully, NY 13159. If you have any questions, call the district office at 315-696-6204
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