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.
Tobacco Free Network of CNY and Reality Check of CNY, divisions of Integrated Community Planning of Oswego County, Inc. will be collaborating in the presentation of two smoke-free movie nights this March to gain support for a smoke-free movies initiative.
Students at John C. Birdlebough High School recently received a lesson in inclusion and adaptability during physical education classes facilitated by Move Along Inc. The organization aims to provide adapted recreational opportunities for people who live with disabilities in Central New York.
In 2016, more than 3,200 child abuse cases were reported to the state from Oswego County, an increase in recent years reported by the Oswego County Department of Social Services.
The New York State Bowling Association, through the Bowler’s Ed in-school bowling program, provided six sets of mobile bowling equipment for Hannibal’s kindergarten through fourth grade physical education classes.
It is time celebrate and rejoice in the arrival of the vernal equinox at the Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center. On March 19 at 2 p.m., come for a wander about the woodlands, ponds, and brook with naturalist Pat Carney, looking and listening for the messengers of spring.
It’s all fun and games at Volney Elementary School as its fifth graders prepare for the upcoming New York State math exam.
North Volney Methodist Church will host a flea market on May 6 and is looking for interested vendors to participate. The flea market will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with set up time starting at 9 a.m.
The Golden Ticket Referral Program mirrors similar programs at the Fulton City School District elementary buildings, which honor students who have succeeded with the district’s Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports initiative.
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