Senior citizen luncheons occur on a monthly basis at the elementary schools. A variety of other activities for senior citizens are also planned throughout the school year. For more information, call 452-3111 . A wide variety of educational and recreational courses are open to adults in the community through the District s Community Education Program. Two sessions, fall and winter, are conducted during the school year.
Classes are between one and twelve weeks in length.
Since this program is self-supporting, fees are required for participation. For more information regarding the Community Education Program, call the Office of Community Education at 452-3195 . Additionally, Community Connections has a partnership with the Onondaga-Oswego Chapter of the American Red Cross which supports the Northeast Youth Initiative s Teen Center. For more information, please call the Director of Social Studies, Fine Arts and Health Education at 699-3190 .