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Lanigan Elementary School has facilitated more than just academic and behavioral successes during the 2016-17 school year, as an unbroken bond and a forever friendship recently blossomed between a current and former student.

While that heart of Fulton may seem lost to some people over the past few decades, Fulton City School District students have teamed up with the Wisdom Thinkers Network to re-ignite that passion for an even brighter future.

In celebration of Endangered Species Day, the Blue Team at Stepping Stones Day Program reaffirmed its commitment to protecting wildlife. As the students in Robyn Yorker’s classroom learned about the national day, they learned about New York State’s wildlife and how to get involved in protecting endangered species and their habitats.

The annual “Parents in PE” program began several years ago at the suggestion of Alice Benjamin, a PE teacher at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School.

The 32nd annual Spring Fun(d) Day will be held on June 2 and 3 at the Cleveland United Methodist Church, 73 Bridge St., Cleveland

Paul V. Moore High School recently highlighted the character trait of manners, and awarded students that have shown good manners in school. The proverb “manners maketh man” relays to us that politeness and good manners are essential to humanity. This proverb is often used as a way to remind people to be polite.

The Phoenix Central School District music department recently presented an evening of entertainment featuring the middle school and high school jazz bands. In separate performances, each band played six songs ranging from jazz classics to today’s hits.

With a hunger for education and cultural immersion, Hannibal High School Spanish teacher Kristina Licatese-Linn is ready to take that passion across the globe this summer as a Fulbright scholar. The six-week program provides 15 language teachers nationwide with an opportunity to fully immerse themselves in Peruvian culture.