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The Annual Prepares Its 101st Edition
The production of IHS’s 101st edition of The Annual is well underway. Prestige Portraits is offering free senior portraits to all seniors, which will ensure…
BoE Appoints Four New Admins
Superintendent Brown: “I feel like we’re at full strength, for the first time in a long time."
ICSD Adopts New Science Standards Early
Not all districts have adopted the NGSS as it is still pending for approval by New York State. ICSD has not officially put NGSS into effect, but teachers are making swift moves to begin its implementation.
An Update on Gorge Swimming
On July 27 at Second Dam, Eric Richardson, 24, tragically drowned and died. This was not the first death that has occurred in one of the gorges.
IHS Students Debate and Exchange Culture at Cornell
Students from the IHS Debate Team attended Cornell’s international debate camp last summer.
Ask the Admin: Luvelle Brown
Q: What will the technology initiative look like in 5 years? A: My vision in 5 years is that we won’t be having this conversation about technology.
ICSD to Eliminate
Digital Media Position;
Community Responds
Cass left Oswego High School in 2012 to work at IHS. “After he left, everything just seemed to stop,” said a former student of Cass in Oswego.
What’s Up With This Weather?
I recently approached Environmental Science teacher Mark Nelson to try to find answers to the “crazy weather” everyone has been talking about.
Students Lose Internet on Personal Devices, Temporarily
Without any warning, the school Wi-Fi became inaccessible on students’ phones and laptops.