High Schools

Ms. Nicole Van Deuson, a recent graduate of Henninger High School, has been awarded the SUNY Oswego Possibility Scholarship. Ms.

Nottingham teacher Don Little recently completed 40 hours of classroom instruction and created a primary-source-based curriculum project as part of the National Endowment for the Humanities Landmarks of American History and Cultural Workshop, “At the Crossroads of Revolution: Lexington and Concord in 1775.”

Abrar Atiya Aljiboury, a Fowler High School student, is among 20 scholars from Syracuse-area schools who participated in the competitive “Engineering Pipeline Program” at National Grid, the centerpiece of the company’s global “Engineering Our Future” initiative designed to inspire youth and attract and develop engineers for tomorrow’s workforce. Only 50 students across National Grid’s U.S.

The Syracuse City School District’s Building Men program piloted a summer program entitled Building Foundations at Levy School.  Building Foundations was incorporated into the Urban Teacher Calendar (UTC) at Levy for the summer.
 

Safe listening and portable music devices have become a topic of great interest to both students and parents. We have some very useful information and resources on our website that is important for everyone to read. There have also been recent stories from the AP online at

The William Nottingham High School staff, administration and students together with the Nottingham PTSO and the Nottingham Alumni Connection cordially invite you to the 2010 Nottingham High School Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony.

The Syracuse City School Districts August Commencement will be held on Monday, August 23, 2010 at 7:00 PM. The ceremony will take place in the Crouse-Hinds Theatre at the Civic Center. Eligible students from Corcoran, Fowler, Henninger and Nottingham will be participating in the ceremony. Doors will open for family and friends at 6:00 PM.  

Aspiring 9th grade female scientists and mathematicians from Nottingham High School attended Cornell University’s Expanding Your Horizons (EYH) program. The program is designed to motivate young women in the fields of science and mathematics.
 

The Xi Chapter of the Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority held its 41th Annual Youth Achievement Luncheon at Drumlins Country Club. Lambda Kappa Mu is a national organization of business and professional women whose mission is to provide community service and support, encourage scholarly pursuits and empower its members to address societal issues. 
 

Corcoran alumni Jo-Lonn Dunbar and Will Allen were part of organizing a football clinic for Syracuse area youth. This clinic was coordinated with fellow local NFL players and over 300 9–12 year olds took part.