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The Fulton City School District is ready to help your 4-year-old embark on his or her educational journey within Fulton schools. While the 2017-18 school year has just begun, the district still has Universal Pre-Kindergarten slots available.

Mount Pleasant Grange #349 Waffle Breakfast will be held Saturday, Sept. 16, from 7:30 – 11 a.m. This month’s topping is peaches. Breakfast also includes scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, muffins, juice and coffee.

The annual Stuff-A-Bus program was held in conjunction with the Central Square Teachers’ Association and the United Way of Greater Oswego County. This year’s event was a big success, providing school supplies to over 124 Central Square School District students.

Wednesday night (September 13) the Fulton City Republican Committee held its biannual reorganizational meeting. During the meeting, the Fulton GOP elected new officers.

Teachers, support staff and administrators recently joined together for a staff development day where they were empowered by Superintendent Brian Pulvino to journey to the educational summit – the highest level of achievement – with district students.

Sixth grade students received a warm welcome to Pulaski Middle School during a recent locker walk through activity. Accompanied by relatives, students were able to tour the school, become acclimated to their new schedules and practice opening their lockers.

FCSD’s new director of technology is taking an all-inclusive approach to technology needs of the district by including teachers, administrators, community members and most importantly: Fulton students.

G. Ray Bodley High School Principal Donna Parkhurst informed members of the Class of 2021 just one goal she has for them: for all 288 students to graduate in the next four years.