APW Celebrates 100th Day Of School Milestone
School days can drag during the long winter season in New York, but not for Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School students who celebrated their 100th day of school in style.
School days can drag during the long winter season in New York, but not for Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School students who celebrated their 100th day of school in style.
Students representing Fairley Elementary and several other area schools recently channeled famous inventors like Edison, Tesla and Einstein during the 17th annual Inventive Minds competition.
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Michael A. Maroun physical education teacher Alice Benjamin recently earned recognition for her dedication and service to students in the Phoenix Central School District.
G. Ray Bodley High School senior Jeremy Herlowski has always been dedicated to his theatrical performances and his portrayal of Uncle Fester in the Quirk’s Players recent production of “The Addams Family” was no different. When the use of wig caps floundered, Herlowski knew there was only one way to achieve the perfect Uncle Fester bald-headed look: shave his head.
The Hannibal Senior High Chorus at Hannibal Central Schools will host a spaghetti dinner on March 26, to fund its upcoming trip to Annapolis, Maryland. The Senior High Chorus is an open (non-auditioned) ensemble ranging from grades 9 through 12.
The week-long event was centered on the March 2 birthday of children’s author, Dr. Seuss, as students participated in school spirit activities and reading challenges.
A decades-long tradition at Fairley Elementary School continued recently as fourth graders, decked out in period costumes, took a step back in time during Ole Fashion Day. The annual event corresponds with the social studies unit on Colonial America, where students learn about patriots, loyalists and the Revolutionary War.
The Medical Assistant Program at the Center for Career and Community Education held a graduation ceremony for students who successfully completed their program. CCCE is a partnership between Cayuga Community College and the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation.
With a commitment to his students and a passion for physical education, Hannibal alumnus Scott Leonard recently received honors as the Central North Zone Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
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