Fairley Elementary students received a lesson in physical fitness and adaptability during a recent visit from Move Along Inc. Representatives from the nonprofit organization discussed their mission of providing adapted recreational opportunities for people who live with disabilities.
Leighton Elementary School is full of pint-sized heroes. The student body recently came together to host an American Red Cross Blood Drive, which involved child-led recruitment of blood donors.
Fairgrieve Elementary School classroom teachers and Principal Jean Sampsell recently honored several students who have proven that hard work pays off.
The students were recognized by Principal Jean Sampsell during a Morning Express program where their peers, teachers and special guests cheered and applauded their accomplishments.
An interest-based research project at Hannibal’s Dennis M. Kenney Middle School evolved into a life-changing experience for eighth grader Avery Michaud.
The $2,000 Gene Haas Foundation Scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who is pursuing a post-secondary program for engineering or related CNC machine technology.
Academics, art and music were on display at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School for the annual Cruizin’ Kenney event, a night that showcases student learning and talent.
Throughout the year, fourth grade classes at Hastings-Mallory Elementary have learned about government through social studies lessons and in collaboration with the school’s library media specialist. Students were responsible for understanding the levels of government and the various roles of each within the three levels.
As part of the school’s STEAM initiative, students were not only introduced to the scientific method, but they were then challenged to create their own science experiments.
A.A. Cole Elementary School’s PTO offered a fantastic evening full of reading, math and fun at Family Fun Night. The school was brimming from end to end with engaging activities, encouraging literacy and mathematics through movement.
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