Oswego County Opportunities, one of the top ten largest private employers in Oswego County, has welcomed fifteen new members to the agency’s staff. The new employees, who will join the OCO’s staff of human services professionals, recently completed the agency’s orientation process and will begin to serve consumers in their respective programs.
Staff of OCO Education Services were recently received longevity awards for 15 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
From left are: Diane Dolbear (Teacher/Center Director), Lisa Urbach (Teaching Assistant II), Jacqueline Radell (Teacher/Center Director), Terri Muckey (Teacher/Center Director), and Director of OCO Education Services Beth Kazel
Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) recently recognized several resident counselors with OCO Developmentally Disabled Services with longevity awards for 5 years of loyal service to OCO and its consumers.
Above from left are Site Supervisor Mark Collins; Director of Developmentally Disabled Services Michelle Canfield; award recipients Connie Chamberlain and Carol Smith; Individualized Residential Alternatives Program Manager Renee Clarke, and Site Supervisor Andrea Griffis. Absent from photo are Residential Counselors Molly Bomgren and Mary Lagodich, and Senior Resident Counselor Leon Holmes.
When it comes to the development of young children and helping prekindergarten children succeed one of the most important resources available is the Head Start program. Operated under the auspices of Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) Head Start, which is available for children age 3 and 4, provides comprehensive education, health, nutrition services, and quality programming so that children are properly prepared to begin kindergarten.
SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley has named Dr. Pamela Michel as dean of the School of Education, effective July 1.
The Oswego City School District Board of Education recognized the retirement of Brendan Fear at their June 16th meeting. Fear was Director of Technology, Networks, and Information Systems, and has been employed by the district since 1983.
Photo ID: Brendan Fear (center) is shown pictured recently with Oswego City School District Superintendent Ben Halsey and Oswego City School District Board of Education President Kathleen Allen. Fear received a certificate of recognition from the Board of Education for his recent retirement and years of service.
Tim Proud has owned and maintained race cars at Oswego Speedway since the 1994 season and over two decades later approaching the track’s 2018 campaign, the Oswego native will check off more milestones on his way to 100 career SBS events in a team effort with his son Camden.
Lakeside Artisans welcomes Bonnie Sommers to their group of artists whose work is available for purchase at their shop located in Canal Commons at 191 West First Street.
Henry Shikongo of the SUNY Oswego theater department recently was chosen for SUNY's prestigious Faculty Diversity Program, a three-year, salary-assistance and research award that enabled him to join the department as an assistant professor.
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