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Scholastic Art Awards:
Many Tully JSHS art students submitted their work of different mediums to the Scholastic Art Compeition this past month, and proudly, six students walked away with an award. Chosen from thousands of submissions and nearly 100 schools across the region, the honor is great. Sam Stoogenke and Sierra Yonko entered their ceramic pieces with Stoogenke winning the Silver Key Award with his untitled piece ...
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Academic Decathlon Students Headed to State Competition:
This past Saturday, the Academic Decathlon team competed at the Regional competition at Westhill and took third place, earning them a place in the State competition in February. The team was once again the winners of the SuperQuiz competition, an event that takes place in front of a live audience and consists of questions from throughout all subject areas. Special honors were given to Caitlin Halladay, ...
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Mr. Paccia Honored as NFHS and NYS Coach of the Year:
Coach Jim Paccia has been recognized as the 2018 NFHS National Boys Track and Field Coach of the Year and the 2018 NYS Boys Track and Field Coach of the Year! Both titles speak highly to Mr. Paccia's character and dedication as a coach. Paccia has been coaching at Tully for 36 years, as well as teaching various technology classes. Each year, he takes a new group of boys and coaches them not only ...
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Elementary School Safety Patrol:
Tully Elementary proudly has 17 trained Safety Patrol Officers. The Safety Patrol Officers are responsible for helping students to stay
safe during afternoon dismissal. We have assigned a Patrol Officer to each of the PK - 2nd grade classes. They help to walk out the
younger students, then go to their assigned bus post until the buses are loaded. We will also have two Safety Patrol Officers on ...
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Communities Kickin' Cancer Donation:
The 2018 Fabius-Pompey vs. Tully Communities Kickin' Cancer "Kids Playing for Kids" Soccer match was a huge success! Because of the community involvement, the Fabius-Pompey and Tully soccer teams were able to donate a whopping $11,000 to the Pediatric Hematology-Oncology Playroom fund at Syracuse's Upstate Cancer Center. The soccer teams, coaches, and communities should be very proud ...
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