Lanigan Elementary Students Battle It Out With Books
What do you get when you combine 16 teams of students who have read 10 chapter books each and scores that reached up to 120 points? One fantastic Battle of the Books at Lanigan Elementary School.
What do you get when you combine 16 teams of students who have read 10 chapter books each and scores that reached up to 120 points? One fantastic Battle of the Books at Lanigan Elementary School.
Following opening remarks by CCCE’s Executive Dean of Workforce Development and Community Education Carla DeShaw, where she called the group of graduates, “small but fierce,” DeShaw went on to compliment the family members in attendance.
Principal Jean Sampsell recently announced that well more than 100 students in grades kindergarten through six received academic excellence honors for the second marking period.
According to the National Education Association, children who read frequently develop stronger reading skills and become more proficient over time. Granby Elementary Principal Heather Witter said she and the reading staff were proud to offer such a positive promotion of literacy.
Not many elementary students in this world can boast that they are published authors. But, students in Hannah Weigel’s and Maria Walter’s class have the book to prove it!
Mexico High School Principal Ryan Lanigan has proudly announced Ashton Ariola and Angel Newcombe as the Mexico High School Class of 2018 valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively.
Mexico Academy and Central School District students in grades five through eight who have exhibited good work ethic and other outstanding qualities were recently named as Super Citizens for the second marking period.
Readers from Birth meets once a month, and it is geared towards children from birth to second grade. However, students from all ages are welcome to attend.
New Vision Allied Health and Nurse Assisting both have a focus in health and patient care. Understanding how the brain works and grows from childbirth to adulthood will be a vital tool for these students later on in their careers.
The College and Career Readiness Committee is a new CSSD enrichment group that started in the 2017-18 school year, and its goal is simple: to evolve as society evolves to meet the increasing demands that will contribute to student success in college and careers.
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