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Oswego schools seek permission to place eight student-produced informational signs around city
3683389 · June 3, 2025
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Summary
The Oswego City School District requested permission to place eight aluminum signs with QR codes around the city to link to student-produced videos; committees approved the permit and commended the project.
The fiscal committee approved a request from Jamie Skycutt, director of instructional technology for the Oswego City School District, to place eight aluminum signs (18 by 12 inches) around Oswego as part of a student video project.
Skycutt said the signs will highlight local points of interest — including the H. Lee White Museum, Cahill Pier and Fort Ontario —…
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