Principal
(315) 695-1560
Assistant Principal
(315) 695-1509
MAM Office Staff
Fax: (315) 954-1141
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Welcome to Our School: A Place to Learn and Thrive
At our school, we create a warm and inclusive environment where students can learn, grow, and thrive. Our commitment to education goes beyond traditional methods—we’re constantly exploring innovative approaches to enhance student engagement.
What Sets Us Apart:
Dedicated Educators: Our passionate teachers, faculty, and staff are committed to nurturing each student’s potential. They go above and beyond to create inspiring learning experiences.
Cutting-Edge Approaches: We embrace the latest educational techniques, incorporating technology, project-based learning, and personalized instruction. Our goal is to ignite curiosity and foster critical thinking.
Fantastic Opportunities: From STEM programs to arts and humanities, we offer a rich array of opportunities. Whether it’s robotics, Girls on the Run, or creative writing, there’s something for everyone.
Community Involvement: We believe education is a collaborative effort. Families and the community play a vital role in our students’ success. Thank you for exploring our website and being part of our journey!
August 7, 2025
This summer, five music students from Phoenix’s John C. Birdlebough High School experienced the opportunity of a lifetime when performing, learning and traveling to Europe....
June 9, 2025
Valedictorian Brooklyn Olschewske Propelled by discipline, hard-work, and encouragement from family and friends, Brooklyn Olschewske earned her way to the top of the John C. Birdlebough Class of 202. . .
June 9, 2025
Phoenix Central School District physical education teacher Angie Neiss has spent decades behind the scenes of various community service projects, volunteer efforts and student-centered functions. Alwa. . .
June 9, 2025
Fifteen Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students were recently inducted into the National Junior Honor Society for their accomplishments in the classroom and in the community. Principal Brett Doody pr. . .
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