The school recently held its annual Leadership Day, a student-led and student-driven effort which showcased the building’s voluntary growth with the 7 habits: be proactive, begin with the end in mind, put first things first, think win/win, seek first to understand, then to be understood, synergize and sharpen the saw.
As the 2017-18 school year winds down, the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation has continued to celebrate 18 employees who will collectively retire this year with 509 years of service.
After five years of foundational education at Palermo, Mexico and New Haven elementary schools, each fourth grader is well prepared for the next step of their Mexico Academy and Central School District educational journey: middle school.
One-third of G. Ray Bodley High School’s Class of 2018 will graduate June 23 with high honors. Their academic achievements were honored during a special banquet, held in the GRB gymnasium, where the 85 high honor graduates enjoyed a meal catered by Blue Moon Grill, conversation with friends and family and well wishes from Fulton City School District staff members.
On the athletic fields and in the classroom, Hannibal Central School District’s Class of 2018 valedictorian Derek Cuyler strives for perfection.
From volunteerism to athletics to participation in clubs and organizations, Hannibal High School’s Class of 2018 salutatorian Madison LeVea has maximized her time as a member of the Warrior community.
Lanigan Elementary School students have been on a roll with responsibility, problem-solving and respectfulness, among other character traits throughout the month of June.
Now well-prepared for that next step, the recent graduates of CiTi’s Exceptional Education program will enter the workforce or seek other opportunities, thanks to the support of their teachers, support staff members and families.
It’s never too early to think about the future. That was one message students in grades four through six at Leighton Elementary took away from the school’s second annual career fair.
The entire fifth grade class at Minetto Elementary School recently graduated from the local DARE program after they were given the educational tools to make the best, safe decisions.
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