75 face shield frames 3D printed for COVID-19 healthcare workers:
HUGE shoutout to our ESM Technology Education Department. Mike Pounds, Dave Ashley, Scott Macomber and others volunteered their time to re-purpose ESM 3D printers to make plastic visor frames and clips used for face shields. When combined with clear polyethylene sheeting to cover the face, the shields will provide Central New York medical workers with PPE (personal protective equipment) to help them more safely fight the COVID-19 virus in patients.
ESM staff delivered the 75 sets of frames & clips to Budmen Industries, which has a collection site on Route 298, right within the ESM boundaries! It took about 2 hours to print each face shield frame...totalling 150 hours for the project. The filament used was personally donated by teachers Mr. Ashley and Mr. Pounds. Their materials ...
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ESM Breakfast & Lunch Program During State of Emergency:
ESM is providing a free Breakfast and Lunch Program during the State of Emergency.
ESM will deliver breakfast and lunch meals free of charge to all ESM families that sign up for delivery . Meals are only for children age 18 and younger (including children who are not school-age). Delivery will continue until June 26, 2020.
Meals will be delivered Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Two days’ of meals are delivered on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Those who sign up for delivery are asked to please leave a balloon, box, cooler, sign or other item out to help us identify where to leave meals. For delivery, someone needs to be home from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., but they will not need to come to the door.
Please complete the form to sign up for free ...
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Updated Information on Coronavirus:
ESM has compiled resources and parent messages for parents/guardians regarding the “2019 Novel Coronavirus” and our online distance learning model we have implemented. Naturally, it is normal to be concerned when we hear about health-related events like this. Please be assured that the health and safety of students and staff is always our top priority. We are updating this web page as we have new information available in this rapidly-evolving situation. See below (scroll down) for messages that have been sent to parents/guardians from the Superintendent via SchoolMessenger .
Visit our Parent Resources page for resource links regarding public services, helping chidren cope with stress, continuum of learning/learn at home tips/videos and much more. You can also visit ...
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ESM Among Newsweek’s Top STEM Schools in US:
Newsweek has named East Syracuse Minoa Central High School to its 2020 list of the best STEM high schools in America.
“We’re very proud to be honored nationally as a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) school,” said Grenardo Avellino, ESM Central High School Executive Principal.
ESM is ranked number 3,642 of more than 31,000 public and private high schools in the U.S. on the Newsweek Top 5,000 STEM High School list. Newsweek partnered with STEM.org to rank America’s Best STEM High Schools. The list includes schools that offer skilled teachers who keep up with developments in these fields and who create dynamic learning environments to engage their students.
Among the schools on the list, ESM also ranks #2,257 among public ...
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U.S. Dept. of Education Spotlights Pine Grove in Video Series:
Technology can be a powerful tool to transform science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning. We are proud that Pine Grove Middle School is one of 10 schools nationwide chosen for an “Innovation Spotlight” video by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology.
Each spotlight video highlights an exemplary STEM lesson from one of the 10 schools. The videos were created to help teachers, curriculum specialists and other school and district staff implement new, research-based approaches for effectively using technology in STEM learning.
The Office of Educational Technology, in partnership with a non-profit organization called Digital Promise, reviewed research literature and examined practices at schools nationwide. They identified a ...
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ESM Designated as a Best Community for Music Education for 7th Year:
For the seventh year in a row, ESM is proud to be designated among the Best Communities for Music Education. Designations are given to districts that demonstrate an exceptionally high commitment and consistent access to music education as part of a well-rounded education.
ESM is among only 754 school districts nationwide that were recognized by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation.
“Through consistent and overwhelming support from the ESM administration, parents and community, we are able to continue to provide a music education that is integral to develop the skills necessary for a student to be successful professionally, socially and emotionally in life. On behalf of the entire music department, it is an honor to receive the distinction of “Best ...
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Woodland Named a NYS Ed Dept. Recognition School:
We are proud to announce that Woodland Elementary is a 2019-20 Recognition School named by the New York State Education Department (NYSED). Woodland is among only 13% of all New York State public schools to receive this recognition.
“Recognition schools are the highest performing and rapidly improving schools across the state. Recognition Schools across the state demonstrate the relentless commitment of teachers, administrators, staff and parents, without whom this growth would not have been possible,” Interim NYSED Commissioner Shannon Tahoe said.
The NY State Education Department identified 582 K-12 schools that are high achieving and high progress as Recognition Schools. Under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) plan, Recognition Schools are those with high academic ...
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6 Alumni Chosen for ESM Wall of Distinction:
The East Syracuse Minoa Education Foundation (ESMEF) will honor six alumni as the 2020 inductees for the ESM Wall of Distinction at a special ceremony at 6 p.m. Feb. 29 prior to the Foundation’s dinner dance at Traditions. The 2020 East Syracuse Minoa Wall of Distinction inductees are Kathleen Alaimo, Class of 1978; Lauren Barnello, Class of 1987; Nancy Edwards, Class of 1989; Kathleen Crossett Garver, Class of 1997; Lauren Kochian, Class of 1996; and Danny Liedka, Class of 1986. The ESM Education Foundation will honor the alum on Feb. 29. More information on dinner-dance.
The Wall of Distinction was created to recognize distinguished alumni, staff and community members of the ESM School District who serve as role models for today’s students and demonstrate the importance ...
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