New Haven Students Get Lesson In Taekwondo
Similar lessons and attitudes both inside and outside of New Haven Elementary School may provide the students with a more positive outlook on life and themselves.
Similar lessons and attitudes both inside and outside of New Haven Elementary School may provide the students with a more positive outlook on life and themselves.
Students from Granby, Lanigan, Fairgrieve and Volney elementary schools will read “The One and Only Ivan” with a parent or other positive role model, as the district will serve as a conduit for reading at home.
As issues divide, the Mexico Academy and Central School District unites. That message was spread loud and clear during a Unity Assembly at Mexico High School where students and district staff members came together to both honor lives lost and reaffirm their commitment to kindness.
OHS Senior Emily Bradshaw spoke directly to her classmates and asked them to “stand together, not divided.” “We’re asking you to walk up, not walk out,” Bradshaw said. “Walk up to that person who is sitting alone, walk up and compliment someone you don’t know very well, walk up and thank someone who has helped you. The world is scary and filled with a lot of hate so I challenge you to walk up.”
Geri Geitner, FCSD director of Student Support Services, said the district’s goal is to demonstrate that what children do during the school day prepares them for their futures and to underscore the importance of working toward future goals together.
The Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School Chapter of the National Honor Society held an Induction Ceremony recently where 10 new members were welcomed into the elite group.
MACS will consider a new program for the 2018-19 school year to help some children who are four or five years old ease into their public school experience.
The Mexico Academy and Central School District is one step ahead of future changes to the New York State Testing Program. Next month, the district will begin the transition to computer-based testing when students in grades three through six take their New York State English language arts exams.
Within the STRIVE High School at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation, acts of kindness have been offered one paw at a time.
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