Month: March 2014

The Cultural Heritage Familiarization Tour Monday and Tuesday, April 7 and 8 will include overnight lodging and visits to the Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse, the Chittenango Canal Boat Landing Museum, and the Seward House in Auburn.

In the Oswego City School District student musicals aren’t strictly limited to the high school. It is common that elementary schools take to the stage lights as the younger students, under the direction of their music teachers, perform in musical productions. Recently, the students at the Kingsford Park Elementary School performed “The Lion King,” but they faced obstacles in mounting the production.

Fairley Elementary School transformed into a massive health fair on March 3 as dozens of local health care agencies, businesses and organizations set up shop in the gymnasium for the first-ever Healthy Family Night. The event was a huge collaborative effort and a significant undertaking, according to organizer and school psychologist Geri Seward.

Students in the Hannibal Central School District are not the only ones who are subject to testing, as the Food Service Department recently passed its semiannual inspection. The department, under the leadership of manager Debbie Richardson, receives a full examination from the Oswego County Health Department twice a year.

Months of dedicated efforts among the Hannibal Central School District’s technology department, administrators and staff have culminated with the successful launch of a new website. The site, which can still be found at www.hannibalcsd.org, experienced a significant overhaul and was unveiled recently.

With its mission geared toward lending a hand to those in need, members of G. Ray Bodley High School’s HOPE Club recently joined forces with other school groups to hold a food drive benefiting the Salvation Army Food Pantry.