Tully Elementary School

Ed Kupiec
Elementary Principal
p: (315) 696-6212

Cristy Bobbett
Director of Student Support Services
p: (315) 696-6221

Phone
315-696-6213

Fax
315-696-6220

Address
20 State Street, Tully NY, 13159

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Sixth Grade Headed to JSHS: The sixth grade was busy towards the end of school, trying to squeeze in all the fun in between wrapping up lessons. In addition to their annual talent show and the introductory day at the JSHS, they hosted their annual carnival. Each year, sixth graders create carnival games out of cardboard, duct tape, and leftover art supplies as their last community service project. Their younger peers then get to attend the carnival in which they receive eight free tickets to start with and may purchase more. ... more >>

Sixth Grade: End of the Year Activities: The sixth grade was busy towards the end of school, trying to squeeze in all the fun in between wrapping up lessons. In addition to their annual talent show and the introductory day at the JSHS, they hosted their annual carnival. Each year, sixth graders create carnival games out of cardboard, duct tape, and leftover art supplies as their last community service project. Their younger peers then get to attend the carnival in which they receive eight free tickets to start with and may purchase more. ... more >>

An Introduction to Moving Up: Sixth grade students spent a day at the JSHS to see what their next year will entail as seventh graders. The Welcome Day began with building tours led by Teen Institute members and a team building exercise with their peers. They then ate lunch in the gym with their tour groups and enjoyed conversations of what they are most excited for at the JSHS. Students then moved to the Large Group Instruction area to get to know their future teachers and participated in an activity to see how much they remembered ... more >>

Full Circle: The PreK classes welcomed special guests from the high school in late May. Students in Mrs. Pforter’s Child Development class had to observe each of the PreK rooms during structured and unstructured times. Once observations were complete, the high school students then returned to read to the prekindergartners and conduct an activity. The books and activities were chosen and performed with the help and guidance of Mrs. Pforter and the PreK teachers. This was all part of their final project. ... more >>

Middle School Band Opens for Mets Game: The spring season held a lot of excitement for all our band and chorus students at the elementary school. Among many of the events being held, a fun one for the band members was opening for a Mets game in early May. Middle school band members performed the National Anthem on the field before the first pitch, and they did a wonderful job not only representing Tully but the American spirit. Many students were able to stay and watch the game, and although somewhat cloudy, the rain miraculously held ... more >>

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