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The club also helps students in grades five through eight foster soft skills such as communication, problem-solving, research and adaptability in a fun learning environment.

The Hannibal Central School District is committed to developing its middle and high school students into college- and career-ready community members. District officials aim to accomplish that feat with the implementation of Naviance software for students in grades five through 12.

Budding entrepreneurs from John C. Birdlebough High School recently showcased their business savvy during the Central New York DECA competition at LeMoyne College. The competition featured high school students from across the region as they demonstrated knowledge and delivered presentations focusing on marketing, finance, hospitality and management.

Sounds of the season filled the Lockwood Auditorium as Hannibal students performed several concerts leading up to the holiday break. The concert series included vocal and instrumental music featuring a full lineup of holiday classics.

Phoenix middle school students have embraced the “Dillon Way” motto throughout the school year by demonstrating respect and responsibility, and dozens recently earned recognition for their success.

The hour of code is a global movement, which started as an introduction to computer science. The event takes place during Computer Science week, Dec. 5-11 and millions of students from more than 180 countries from around the world take part in the event.

Eighth graders from the Phoenix Central School District are gaining valuable real-world knowledge through a unique learning venture with Enterprise America.

As part of its “Be a Santa for a Senior” program, the Oswego Kinney Drugs collected gifts, and donated them to Bishop’s Commons – to help make sure residents find something special under the Christmas tree this season.

Looking to increase their opportunities for employment after graduation, two students in the Outdoor Power & Equipment program at the Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation are working towards obtaining a key certification.